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Baishi Suspension Bridge

Attractions along Syakaro Historic Trail

The Baishi Suspension Bridge was first built in the 10th year of Taisho (1921) and rebuilt in 1947. The bridge is about 145 meters long and 90 centimeters wide, crossing the main stream of Sakyacin Creek. Skayacin means white stone (Baishi) in the Atayal language. Sakyacin Creek originates from the west side of the north edge of Dabajian Mountain, and is one of the two major tributaries of the upper reaches of Dahan River. In recent years, due to the increase in the number of tourists, it has been renovated again in consideration of safety, and an explanatory board is set up beside the bridge.

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The Skayacin Creek below the bride is roughly 100 meters deep. Between the sling and the bridge deck are a protective net made of interwoven iron wires, extending left and right to the outside on both sides of the bridge deck.
The Skayacin Creek below the bride is roughly 100 meters deep. Between the sling and the bridge deck are a protective net made of interwoven iron wires, extending left and right to the outside on both sides of the bridge deck.
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