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1. Tomb of Ryukyuan Sailors

3.63 MILES

This historical site is a collective tomb of 54 sailors from Ryuku (today¡¯s Okinawa), killed by indigenous Paiwan in 1871. The incident, which occurred at¡­

2. Shuangliou Forest Recreation Area

7.68 MILES

The park offers an easy day hike with two trails to some gorgeous waterfalls and wooded hills. The 1500-hectare park is a monsoon forest that was¡­

3. Jialeshui

10.38 MILES

The admission fee buys you a half-hour tour-bus ride (and back) along a 2.5km-long stretch of coral coastline, as the driver explains to you the monikers¡­

4. Kenting Forest Recreation Area

11.08 MILES

Once an undersea coral reef, this forest area is now a quirky landscape of limestone caves, narrow canyons and cliff walls strangled with the roots of¡­

5. Sheding Nature Park

11.15 MILES

This well-protected expanse of scrubby hills and open grasslands is a favourite with picnickers, hiking families and ecotourists. A pathway runs through¡­

6. Eluanbi Lighthouse

15.62 MILES

Kenting's best-known landmark ¨C a still-functioning lighthouse built in the 1880s ¨C is at Eluanbi Cape, the southernmost end of Taiwan's Central Mountain¡­

7. Taiwan's Southernmost Point

16.02 MILES

Just so you can say you've been to Taiwan's southernmost point, there's a stone marker showing exactly that. It's about 1.2km southeast of Eluanbi Park¡­

8. Sanlong Temple

29.52 MILES

Located on a hillside 1.6km from the pier, the immense Sanlong Temple, aka 'Wang Yeh Temple', is Little Liuchiu's religious heart. The island's Wang Yeh¡­