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Mt. Teapot is named because it looks like a teapot from certain angles
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Cangualiao Historical Trail used to be the main transportation for military defense in the 19th century.
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To Canguanliao Historical Trail
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The mountains and Ruifeng and Shenao Bay in the distance
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Silver grass blooming in autumn
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Silver grass blooming in autumn
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Hike starts from Quanji-Temple
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railhead of Mt-Teapot
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Looking at Yinyang Sea from the stone steps
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More stone steps on the way to Mt. Teapot
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Stone steps finally turn to a rock trail
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Finally reach Mt. Teapot
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Bring a pair of gloves with you
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Looking at Mt. Keelung from the cave of Mt. Teapot
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Watch out the worn out rope inside the cave
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It can be very dangerous trying to get out of Mt. Teapot cave.
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Looking at Mt. Banping from the cave of Mt. Teapot
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Another trail hidden in the tall grass.
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Trail condition changes.
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The slope to Mt. Banping wasn't too bad to climb.
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Looking back at where I was near Mt. Banping. Mt. Teapot and Mt. Keelung are in the distance.
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After climbing up the rock slope, the view is so dramatic.
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More steep slopes ahead
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Spectacular mountain view on the top of Mt. Banping
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This way takes you to Jianlong or Stegosaurus Ridge 劍龍稜, but this is not for me.
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Mt. Cao from Mt. Banping
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More amazing mountain view on the top of Mt. Banping
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Trail becomes easy after you reach the summit of Mt. Banping.
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Another trailhead to Mt. Banping, the easier one.
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Trail map of Mt. Teapot, Mt. Banping and Mt. Canguanliao
