南起鵝鑾鼻北抵富貴角，縱斷台灣五百哩_台灣縱斷南向北10天全紀錄《台灣．用騎的最美》

Back in 2013–2014, we visited over 200 Indigenous villages across Taiwan and proposed a north-to-south cycling route connecting these communities — the Indigenous Longitudinal Route. In 2018, we rode it again, this time from south to north. To make this meaningful route known to more people, we organized a challenge in 2019 with fellow cyclists: “Climb Wuling from the north and descend to Eluanbi in the south — a 500-mile ride across Taiwan,” now commonly known as the “Taiwan Longitudinal Ride.” This year, in 2024, after months of preparation, we embarked once again on this journey on November 16 — heading south to north, from Eluanbi to Fugui Cape. We call this route “Taiwan Longitudinal Ride – South to North.” Ride Details: 00:05 Day 0 – Travel Day 02:07 Day 1 – Eluanbi to Sandimen (112km, +454m/-354m) 04:15 Day 2 – Shuimen to Chashan Village (107km, +1339m/-1043m) 06:40 Day 3 – Chashan to Alishan (64.5km, +2226m/-652m) 08:24 Day 4 – Alishan to Puli (135km, +1464m/-2990m) 13:04 Day 5 – Puli to Cingjing Farm (59km, +2459m/-916m) 16:12 Day 6 – Cingjing to Lishan (66km, +1642m/-1047m) 20:00 Day 7 – Lishan to Niudou (93km, +1189m/-2876m) 22:07 Day 8 – Niudou to Yingge (102km, +1500m/-1744m) 28:26 Day 9 – Yingge to Fugui Cape (80km, +1083m/-1113m) Drone filming permit issued by Kenting National Park: No. 240918338 Special thanks to all the team members for completing this remarkable south-to-north ride and preserving these valuable memories. Interested in joining a future ride? Please fill out the interest form: https://forms.gle/4MGKRxEQPxLGuSt1A