The scenery is breathtaking, and the sightseeing bus ride is well worth it. Starting from the visitor center, the bus ascends to the summit, where there are six viewing platforms. The bus then descends, passing through Nahui Village and back to the visitor center, making for a one-way loop. The boarding and alighting points are staggered 100 meters apart, minimizing congestion, and there are pavilions nearby. The scenic area's landscaped belt, which passes through Upper, Middle, and Lower Nahui Village, is particularly well-designed. The driver also provides information about the scenic spots. Be aware that during peak season, it can be difficult to find a free bus at the intermediate stops. The rice paddies are also well-preserved for photo opportunities. Visitors can hop off at the National Cultural Square for a meal, allowing them to enjoy photos at their favorite stops without leaving on an empty stomach. For those with extra time, electric carts can be rented for a tour.