Chuhuo Special Scenic Area is a unique spot located in the Hengchun Peninsula of Pingtung County, Taiwan known for its natural gas fires that burn continuously and are visible on the ground's surface. The phenomenon occurs due to the natural leakage of methane gas, which ignites when it comes in contact with the oxygen in the air. This area, whose name 'Chuhuo' translates to 'out of fire,' has been a local curiosity for decades and now serves as a popular tourist attraction. Visitors to the scenic area can walk along established pathways to see the various spots where the flames emerge. The flames vary in size, and their longevity depends on the volume of gas and environmental conditions. Apart from the fire-watching experience, the scenic area is surrounded by a rich diversity of flora. It is located near other attractions in the Hengchun Peninsula, such as the Hengchun Old Town and Kenting National Park, making it a part of a broader travel experience in southern Taiwan.