The Baqi Observatory is located at the highest point of Provincial Highway 11. The towering mountains on both sides form a contrast with the Pacific Coast. In addition, its high geographical location allows you to clearly see the Jiqi Bay, Guihou Cape and Xinshe Sea Cliff. It is a must-visit rest stop for many people traveling along the Eastern Coast Highway.
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【Alpine Forest Base】【The East Coast Coast Road Past and Present (3)】【Eight Major Scenic Areas on the East Coast】 The only two Bunun tribes on the East Coast! Related sharing about the wonderful ethnic groups on the East Coast are as follows One of the Bunun tribes on the east coast,located at the high mountain forest…
Stone Garden (Haijiao Studio) is located in Yanliao Village, Shoufeng Township, Hualien, where the environment is natural and quiet.
There is a beautiful sea view in front of you. As soon as you step into the studio, you will see colorful and beautiful flowers and plants, and the air is filled with the fragrance of cypress… Coming here makes people feel particularly relaxed.
Explore the breathtaking views of Basaki Observation Deck and Dashibi. Discover the stunning scenery, historical significance and rich cultural heritage of the region. For nature and history lovers this is a must visit
For those of you who are traveling to Hualien for the first time and want to have an in-depth experience, but don’t want to be stuck in the same place and become just a quick tour!
People argue online that Hualien is so boring because of its mountains and rivers.
But the negative side expressed it was brilliant. Hualien, Taiwan is the most beautiful and nostalgic place. Let’s get to know Hualien through words and pictures!
I met Teacher Banai by chance;
In April, I brought my children to participate in the East Coast Shuilian Tribe’s Spray Crab event, where I got to know Teacher Banai;
The children like Teacher Banai very much, and I am very grateful to Teacher Banai for taking care of the children.
Panay is the traditional name of the Ami people;
Teacher Banai’s name comes from the Ami language, which means glutinous rice/ear of rice; it also means hard work, wisdom, and beauty.