HUALIEN COUNTY

The Mambo Sky Mirror ATV activity is located at Mambo Beach in Xincheng, Hualien County, where the sea and sky are the same color. We sincerely invite you to experience it for yourself.

Liyu Lake in Shoufeng Township, Hualien County, covering an area of about 104 hectares, is the largest inland lake in Hualien County. There is a road around the lake around the lake. The whole journey is 4 kilometers, and it can be completed on foot in 1 hour. The name of "Carp Pool" comes from the Taroko tribe, the Taiwanese aborigines who first lived here. Because when you climb to the top of the mountain and look down, the shape of the pool looks like a freshly caught carp jumping, so name it.

Qixingtan At Qixingtan, you can overlook Qingshui Cliff. It is the only county-level scenic spot in Hualien County. Qixingtan, also known as Crescent Bay, is a blue gravel bay. The end of the bay is quite beautiful against the towering Central Mountains. Pacific Park- The strong winds and heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kangrui brought 13,000 tons of driftwood to the Hualien coastline. The coastline was filled with the fragrance of cypress, and it was open to picking up according to the regulations of the Hualien County Government. General's Mansion 1936 It was once the residence of the officers of the Hualien Port Branch during the Japanese colonial period. The park not only restored eight historic buildings and built it into Hualien's largest arts and cultural cluster.

Book now for KAYAK canoeing experience in Liyutan, Hualien, Taiwan. Liyutan is the largest inland lake in Hualien County. The locals call Liyutan "Dapi", and the Ami people call it "Ba Nao" because of the attendants on the side. The Liyu Mountain is as famous as the mountain and lake, so it is named Liyu Lake. The deepest point is 15 meters, and it is clear all year round. The water gushes out from the center of the pond, making it a wonderful place in Liyu Lake. Let us use our paddles to spot the water patterns on the surface of the pool and savor the fragrance of nature on the water.