The 20 highest of Taiwan's Top 100 Peaks
The top 3 according to 31 votes from people: Yushan (Jade Mountain) · Xueshan (Snow Mountain) · Xiuguluan Mountain. (Updated Mar 28, 2025.)
The Taiwan Top 100 Peaks are a hundred mountains over 3,000 metres chosen in the early 1970s by Lin Wen-an, inspired by Japan's 100 Famous Mountains and in consultation with Hsing Tien-cheng and other leading climbers; the Top 100 Peaks Club was founded in 1972. The 20 highest by the latest survey heights: from 3,952-metre Yushan, Xueshan and the Yushan peaks to Xiuguluan, Nanhu and Guanshan in the Central Mountain Range, with their range.
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Top 20
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1
Yushan (Jade Mountain)
No. 1: 3952.4 m, Yushan Range. Taiwan's highest peak, first of the "Five Great Peaks".
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2
Xueshan (Snow Mountain)
No. 2: 3884.6 m, Xueshan Range. Taiwan's second-highest peak, one of the Five Great Peaks.
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3
Xiuguluan Mountain
No. 6: 3826.1 m, Central Mountain Range. The highest peak of the Central Mountain Range, one of the Five Great Peaks.
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4
Nanhu Mountain
No. 8: 3740.9 m, Central Mountain Range. One of the Five Great Peaks.
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Qilai North Peak
No. 16: 3605.6 m, Central Mountain Range.
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6
Dajian Mountain
No. 18: 3593.3 m, Xueshan Range.
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Malijianan Mountain
No. 20: 3560.9 m, Central Mountain Range.
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8
Dashuiku Mountain
No. 13: 3642.6 m, Central Mountain Range.
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9
Xiangyang Mountain
No. 17: 3601.1 m, Central Mountain Range.
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10
Yushan East Peak
No. 3: 3872.7 m, Yushan Range.
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Yushan South Peak
No. 4: 3856.7 m, Yushan Range.
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12
Xueshan North Peak
No. 10: 3703.0 m, Xueshan Range.
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13
Nanhu Mountain East Peak
No. 14: 3639.4 m, Central Mountain Range.
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14
Dongjun Mountain
No. 15: 3617.2 m, Central Mountain Range.
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15
Yushan North Peak
No. 5: 3854.9 m, Yushan Range.
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16
Mabolasi Mountain
No. 7: 3774.6 m, Central Mountain Range.
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17
Dongxiaonan Mountain
No. 9: 3707.9 m, Yushan Range.
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18
Guanshan
No. 12: 3667.4 m, Central Mountain Range.
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19
Yunfeng
No. 19: 3561.8 m, Central Mountain Range.
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Zhongyangjian Mountain
No. 11: 3697.7 m, Central Mountain Range. One of the "Three Spires".
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