Hualien County
Hualien: Land of Natural Wonders and Healing
Hualien County is located in eastern Taiwan, with most of its area covered by mountains. Its pristine and magnificent natural landscapes are its greatest attraction, making it one of Taiwan's premier tourist destinations.
Key Features and Attractions
- Taroko National Park: The marble cliffs forming a continuous gorge are breathtakingly beautiful. Numerous highlights include the Tunnel of Nine Turns (Jiuqudong) and Swallow Grotto (Yanzikou).
- Qixingtan (Chihsingtan Beach): A beautiful pebble beach stretching in an arc, offering magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean.
- Qingshui Cliff: Sheer cliffs dropping vertically into the Pacific Ocean, considered one of Taiwan's Eight Wonders.
- Liyu Lake (Carp Lake): Hualien County's largest lake, where visitors can enjoy boating and cycling.
- Whale and Dolphin Watching: Tours departing from Hualien Harbor offer the chance to encounter wild whales and dolphins.
- Indigenous Culture: Home to many indigenous peoples, such as the Amis tribe, whose culture can be experienced.
An ideal place for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and refresh themselves in the great outdoors.
Fenglin Township, Hualien County
Lintian Shan Forestry Culture Park: Experience Nostalgic Japanese Scenery and Forest Bathing
Lintian Shan Forestry Culture Park, the earliest logging area in eastern Taiwan, preserves many Japanese buildings and green trees. Stroll through it and feel the phytoncide. Explore the history and culture of the former logging community.

Ji'an Township, Hualien County
Qing Xiou Yuan: Travel Back in Time to a Japanese Temple in Hualien
Qing Xiou Yuan, the only well-preserved Japanese temple in Taiwan, transports you to the Edo period. Experience the rich Japanese atmosphere and unique history.