Carp Hill is one of many rolling hills in Taipei’s Neihu District. Its name comes from its resemblance to a carp, with the “head” at the higher end and the “tail” tapering off. The peak provides a good vantage point over Taipei’s skyline. The path up is mostly a well-trodden path for local hikers — but they’re not the only ones out on the trail. Folk miniatures can be found all along the trail. Liu Yangcheng, a retired local resident, began crafting these tiny models in the 1980s. Over 15 years,…
