East Coast Visitor Center Introduction
Hualien Visitor Center is the northernmost service point of the East Coast Scenic Area, located on a hillside 8 kilometers south along Provincial Highway 11 in Shoufeng Township, Hualien County. With a broad view, it is an excellent spot to gaze at the Pacific Ocean. The interior features an exhibition hall introducing the natural and cultural resources of the entire area, as well as popular tourist spots along the East Coast, along with a multimedia presentation room that can accommodate 84 people. In addition to providing brochures about attractions, there are also guides present to introduce the natural landscapes, terrains, ecosystems, and cultural resources within the park. Before starting their tour of the East Coast, visitors can come here to consult relevant travel information. Alongside the visitor center, the hillside pond area is reforested with tiger lilies, which bloom from April to the end of May. Visitors can stroll along the surrounding landscape trails and enjoy the sight of the blooming lilies swaying in the breeze, creating a picturesque and melodious experience.
