Lions Club Peak Challenge Leg 2: Kwun Tong Shum Wan Shan（「獅子會高峰對決—全港學界越野跑錦標賽」第二站：觀塘沈雲山）

Yanshui Pi Reservoir is located in Jiaokeng Village, Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, that is, on the upper reaches of the Yanshui River, and is a small reservoir serving local agricultural irrigation.

Cailiao River is a tributary of the Zengwen River in south-western Taiwan. It rises at Fenshui Shan on the border between Nanhua District of Tainan and Neimen District of Kaohsiung, flows through Nanhua District and Zuozhen District, and joins the Zengwen River in Shanshang District. It is about 37 kilometres long and has a drainage basin of 121.31 square kilometres.

Karma Kagyu Monastery is in Zuozhen District, Tainan City, Taiwan. It is a Tibetan Buddhist temple of the Karma Kagyu school and the first monastic institution of that school in Taiwan. Its head, Lopon Tenzin Rinpoche, is said to be the first tulku (commonly called a living Buddha) born in Taiwan, and holds the ideal of "localising Tibetan Buddhism in the Chinese land". The monastery is a member of the Chinese Buddhist Association and has established the Taiwan Karma Kagyu Association, the Taipei Tsurphu Centre, the Kaohsiung Naropa Centre, the Jamyang Charity Foundation, the Karma Kagyu Anti-Addiction Association and the Home for the Homeless, among other organisations.

Shanshang Tianhou Temple is in Shanshang District, Tainan, Taiwan. Although it is named a Tianhou Temple, the chief deity worshipped is not the Heavenly Holy Mother but Yu'er Shengmu.