Taitung Historical Sites Attractions

The "Wild Silver" is referred to as Ivalino by the Tao people, which refers to t

Lanyu Weather Station is located at an elevation of approximately 324 meters. It

On the East Coast National Scenic Area along Taiwan Highway 11 in Chenggong Town

Chihpen Catholic Church originated in 1954, initially renting a thatched house a

The early Malan Station was built as a wooden structure before the eastward expa

The Green Island Human Rights Culture Park covers an area of approximately 32 he

The Baodao Arts and Cultural Center was originally the old mayor's official resi

Gong Dong High School, planned and established by Father Jean-Baptiste (Bishop o

Taiwan's East Coast is home to many prehistoric cultural sites, most of which be

Take a Journey through Retro Japanese Culture. The Beimen Japanese Dormitory Com

Located in Taitung County's Daren Township, the Tuhsien Tribe is primarily inhab

The Chishang Circular Irrigation Bike Path is planned and designed by the Hualie

Guanshan Old Railway Station, also known as Lilong Station, where "station" mean

The Lu Ming Suspension Bridge is located in Yanping Township, Taitung, at the co

Binglang Station in Taitung was established in 1922 during the Japanese colonial

Taitung Tianhou Temple's history dates back to the 15th year of the Guangxu era

The Beinan Ruins Park simultaneously showcases and explores prehistoric culture,

Donghe Bridge Scenic Area is located near the mouth of the Mawu River, with the

Duolan, derived from the local Amis language A'tolan (transliterated as Adulan),

The Xindong Sugar Factory Cultural Park is located in Dulan Village, Donghe Town

According to the oral traditions of the Puyuma people, Taiwan was originally sub

The Baxian Cave Site in Changbin Township, Taitung County, is a group of marine

In December 1937, the luxurious ocean liner "President Hoover," considered at th

The elevation here is about 721 meters, approximately 80 meters above the valley

During the Japanese colonial period, the government forced the Bunun people, who

The Fonghsa Anti-Japanese Memorial is erected to commemorate the Bunun people’