Pacific Park Introduction
Pacific Park includes the South and North Coastlines. The South Coast Park was previously home to the South Coast Night Market, which served the people of Hualien and visitors for 28 years. After the vendors relocated, the area underwent renovations and now presents a new look to travelers from around the world. The South and North Coastlines were once private spots for locals to enjoy the sea; following the renovation, not only has green landscaping been enhanced, but artificial reef rocks that previously hindered coastal erosion have been removed. Natural defenses made from large stones have been used instead, giving the coastline a more international landscape. The South Coast Park is connected by several green spaces, adorned with indigenous-style pavilions and decorations, with a bike path running closest to the shoreline. While the North Coast Park may not have as much space as the South Coast Park, its planned beach volleyball courts are a favorite among young people. The South and North Coast Parks can form a short bike travel route, contributing to a beautiful coastal ambiance in Hualien City. Pacific Landscape Park is lively both day and night. During the day, visitors can bike, watch the sea, or take walks, while night activities focus on dining, listening to the waves, and stargazing. The park is designed to function as an amusement area, restoring natural landscapes and coastal vegetation, and providing a space for parent-child puppet theaters, street performers, indigenous dance performances, and Amis cultural festivals. During holidays, markets featuring agricultural products and high-quality lifestyle industries, as well as activities centered around green technology in cultural and creative industries, are held.
