Duli Park Introduction
Duli Park is located at approximately 124.5K on Highway 11, adjacent to Duli Village. Historically, the Amis people called this place "katomayan," which means "the place where bears roam." In addition to being the administrative center of the Eastern Coast National Scenic Area under the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, the park also includes the Duli Visitor Center, Amis Folk Center, a large parking lot, and outdoor recreational and performance spaces. Its elevated terrain provides a broad and beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean, as well as stunning sunrises and moonrises. It is not only an important information hub for visitors seeking travel information about the East Coast, but also a key site for tour operators to bring groups for explanations. Additionally, it is a favorite spot for locals to picnic and play with their children and pets.
