Introduction to the Cedar Forest: Along the stone path in the garden or taking the Victoria Peak Cableway, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the botanical garden from the ground or from the air. The southern slope of the mountain is a tall, green and lush cedar forest. The western slope is the main breeding base for flowers and trees. There are many rare flowers and trees in the country, and some of them are endangered species. There is a large garden with cherry blossoms in full bloom halfway up the slope. In the winter-resistant garden at the foot of the mountain, winter-resistant seedlings have become a forest. In warm spring, the branches are covered with bright red flowers, which contrast with the white magnolias next to them, often making visitors stop and admire them.