Nantou County

Nantou County is a county in central Taiwan and the island’s only landlocked county. It includes Sun Moon Lake and much of Taiwan’s central mountain region.

Sun Moon Lake: A lake in Nantou County, Taiwan, known for its mountainous setting and Indigenous Thao heritage. Nantou’s most famous landmark lies in the county’s central mountains.
Taiwan: An island in East Asia governed by the Republic of China, with its own elected government. Nantou is one of Taiwan’s counties and occupies its central interior.
Taiwan tea: Tea grown and processed in Taiwan, including distinctive high-mountain and oolong varieties. Nantou’s elevations and climate support major tea-growing areas.
Taichung: A special municipality on Taiwan’s west-central coast. Taichung borders Nantou and serves as a major gateway to the county.
Hehuanshan: A high mountain area on the border of Nantou and Hualien counties in Taiwan. Its peaks are among Nantou’s defining high-altitude landscapes.
Counties of Taiwan: The county-level administrative divisions of Taiwan, alongside special municipalities and cities. Nantou’s status and neighboring jurisdictions fit within this administrative system.
Dong Ding tea: A traditionally roasted oolong tea associated with Lugu Township in Nantou County, Taiwan. Lugu’s tea industry is one of Nantou’s best-known local products.
Changhua County: A county in west-central Taiwan, west of Nantou County. It is one of Nantou’s western neighbors across the island’s central foothills.
Cingjing Farm: A highland farm and tourism area in Ren’ai Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. This mountain destination draws visitors to Nantou’s western highlands.
Central Mountain Range: A north–south mountain system running through the interior of Taiwan. The range shapes Nantou’s terrain and separates its interior from the coasts.

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