Jili Pond

Hualien Attractions

吉利潭映月橋與湖面倒影形成一個圓
吉利潭映月橋與湖面倒影形成一個圓

Surrounded by green mountains, a serene pond resembles a bright moon nestled in the hills, with an arched bridge reflecting on the water’s surface. Walking along the lakeside trail, visitors can appreciate the beautiful scenery and learn about aquatic life, escaping the hustle and bustle of the city. This hidden gem beneath Masan Mountain in Guangfu Township is Jili Lake, a recently emerging attraction in Hualien. It features facilities such as a water play area and ecological floating islands, making it a great spot for families to enjoy water activities, outdoor walks, and to learn about natural ecology during the hot summer days. Originally a timber reservoir left from the Japanese colonial period, the lake's upstream comes from a three-tiered waterfall, and its large and small ponds are filled with crystal-clear spring water. It serves as a habitat for native species such as the two-colored crab, Liu's creek crab, and the Hinomiya minnow, as well as being a water play paradise and rain prayer site for the Amis tribe in Guangfu. After years of neglect following the decline of the logging industry, Jili Lake has been restored and beautified, transforming it into a waterfront park for understanding natural ecology. Standing on the bridge, listening to the gentle sound of the flowing water, or enjoying the view of Masan Mountain from the pavilion while chatting with friends and family, the tranquil environment makes it one of the must-visit spots in Guangfu.

Address:Dama Village, Guangfu Township, Hualien County 976

Jili Pond Introduction

Surrounded by green mountains, a clear pond resembles a bright moon in the mountains, with an arched bridge reflected on its surface. Walking along the trail around the pond allows visitors to appreciate the beautiful scenery and learn about aquatic life, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. This hidden gem beneath Masik Mountain in Guangfu Township is Jilitan, a newly emerging attraction in Hualien, featuring facilities such as a water play area and ecological floating islands, making it a great spot for family water fun, outdoor activities, and learning about nature during the hot summer days. Originally a lumber storage pond left over from the Japanese colonial period, the upstream source comes from a three-tiered waterfall, filling the ponds with crystal-clear mountain spring water. It is home to indigenous animals such as the two-colored crab, La's creek crab, and Kyukichi's fine bream, and it is also a sacred site for water play and rain prayers for the Amis tribe of Guangfu Township. Once desolate due to the decline of the logging industry, Jilitan has been restored and beautified, becoming a waterside park to learn about nature's ecology. Standing on the bridge listening to the babbling water or gazing at Masik Mountain from the pavilion while chatting with friends and family, the tranquil environment makes it one of the must-visit spots in Guangfu.

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