The Central Cross-Island Highway is a major roadway in Taiwan that connects the eastern and western parts of the island. It runs through the scenic Central Mountain Range, offering breathtaking views of lush landscapes and unique geological formations. The highway is approximately 150 kilometers long and serves as a vital transportation route for both locals and tourists. Constructed in the 1960s, the highway plays a crucial role in facilitating travel and commerce across the island. It also provides access to several national parks, including Taroko National Park, known for its stunning gorges and hiking trails. The highway is an essential part of Taiwan's infrastructure.