One of Taiwan's "10 Peaks," it is known as the "Number One Mountain in Southern Taiwan." The elevation is 3,668 meters. If departing from the Kuhanuoxin Mountain cabin, the round trip is 7.8 kilometers. Climbers usually travel with light gear. The peak is shaped like a pyramid. A cliff is on the west. There is a thin ridge to the south. Only the gentle Mt. Jade cane slopes to the south and north are accessible for climbing to overlook the awesomely dangerous well-known Guanshan cliff.