Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Explore Hualien’s diverse outdoor landscape, from the Pacific coastline at Beibin Park to the ecological wetlands of Feng zhi gu. This collection highlights the region's unique geography, featuring the Tropic of Cancer marker and the dairy pastures of Rareseed Ranch. Visitors can discover repurposed spaces like Cicaswan Forest Park, formerly an airbase, and specialized conservation sites such as the Asia Cement Ecological Park, which focuses on native butterfly species and reforestation.

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Rareseed Ranch

The Rareseed Ranch or Ruisui Ranch is a tourist attraction ranch in Wuhe Village, Ruisui Township, Hualien County, Taiwan.

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Beibin Park

A seashore scenic area of palm trees and greenery offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean - especially at sunrise.

Bei hui gui xian biao zhi gong yuan

A geographical landmark in Wuhe Village featuring a white, sweeping monument that marks the 23.5°N latitude line, signifying the boundary between tropical and subtropical zones.

Hualien Stadium

Hualien Stadium, also known as Te-hsing Stadium, is a multi-use sport venue located in Hualien City, Hualien County, Taiwan.

Cicaswan Forest Park

A former airbase converted into a 10-hectare forest park with castle-style architecture, diverse botanical displays, and a seasonal summer water park featuring slides and pools.

Ya ni xiu xian lin yuan

An ecological education center featuring a large butterfly greenhouse, a stick insect habitat, and a nursery dedicated to native plant species and reforestation efforts.

Lin tian shi ji gong yuan

A historical park preserving the heritage of a former Japanese colonial-era settlement, featuring informative displays on local community history and regional development.

Feng zhi gu sheng tai gong yuan

An ecological park featuring man-made wetlands, canal boat tours, and environmental education programs centered on the local ecosystem and traditional crafts.