Hualien Artistic Attractions

He Nan Temple is located in Yanliao Village, Shoufeng Township, Hualien County.

The Songyuan Bieguan was built around 1943 and served as the office of the "Mili

Sanwan River is primarily fed by the Nanwan River and flows into the Pacific Oce

Yuli Hsietian Temple is the first established temple in Hualien County. Built in

This building, located at 16 Minsheng Street in Fenglin, features a striking woo

The Hakka Cultural Museum in Fenglin Township is located within Fenglin Park and

Tabalong Village is an important settlement of the Amis people, considered the l

The Hualien County Stone Sculpture Museum is the first museum in Taiwan dedicate

Hualien is known as the hometown of stones, nurturing countless talents in stone

The Tzu Chi Cultural Park, located on Zhongyang Road in Hualien City, includes t

Known as the "Father of Huai-Lan Music," Teacher Guo Ziqiu enriches the memories

Chimei, formerly known as "Jimi" or "Qimi," is derived from the Amis language te

Pacific Park includes the South and North Coastlines. The South Coast Park was p