Changhong Bridge Introduction
The elegant arch of Changhong Bridge spans across the estuary of Xiuguluan River, forming a beautiful rainbow reflection at the intersection of mountains and sea. It has become a famous landmark for photography on the East Coast, and it is also the endpoint for rafting, with weary yet satisfied rafts docking here. Strolling along the riverside trail, water birds gracefully search for food along the riverbed, while bicycles pass by. The plants change with the seasons, creating a beautiful scenery. If you feel tired, you can take a break at the nearby New Pacific No. 1 store, enjoy a cup of afternoon tea, and spend a leisurely time. The nearby Sibulan Island, also known as Lion Ball Islet, is a lush little island considered sacred by the local Amis tribe and composed of volcanic debris. Due to the river's obstruction, it retains a relatively natural ecological appearance, attracting birds, migratory fish, and shrimp and crabs foraging at the estuary, making it a great place for ecological observation.
