Dawu Heart South Link Station Introduction
Dawu Heart South Link Station features a spacious area, consisting of a two-story building of 560 pings, with parking capacity for 78 motorcycles, 112 small cars, and 17 large buses, making it comparable to a highway rest area. As the largest rest station in Taitung County and one of the few large rest points along the South Link Highway, Dawu Heart South Link Station not only provides travelers a place to relax but also serves as a showcase for local specialties. The market features many famous Taitung snacks, such as indigenous-style rice cakes, well-known local buns, and dishes made from Taitung's natural, pollution-free organic ingredients and herbs. In addition to these popular eateries, the market also includes agricultural regeneration stalls and consignment spaces for local Taitung products, allowing travelers to purchase souvenirs crafted from local materials. The periodic outdoor markets offer surprises during the journey, enabling visitors to acquire not just souvenirs and agricultural products, but also a connection to the local community. Dawu Heart South Link Station also has an extensive area that highlights Dawu Township's local groups, culture, and products, in conjunction with the recent "South Link Art Season." Nearby, the Dawu Fishing Port seawall features an art piece titled "1314 Blue," providing travelers at Dawu Heart South Link Station an experience that goes beyond rest, souvenirs, and agricultural and fishery products, allowing them to appreciate Taitung's cultural richness and experience the artistic energy of the Pengpai.
