Comté de Hualien

Région · 🇹🇼 Taïwan

Population 315 784

Superficie 4 613 km²

Fuseau horaire Asia/Taipei

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Hualien County Essentials

Hualien County spans Taiwan’s rugged eastern coastline, characterized by the marble canyons of Taroko National Park and the 800-meter-high Qingshui Cliff. The region includes the high-altitude peaks of Hehuan Mountain, reaching 3,416 meters, and the pebble-covered Chishingtan Beach. Key sites range from the glass-bottomed Qinbuzhizi Skywalk to the Hualien Cultural Creative Industries Park, a repurposed distillery. Urban highlights include the Tungtamen Night Market, known for its diverse street food and indigenous snacks.

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Hualien's Best Attractions

This selection covers Hualien’s diverse landscape, from the historic Hualien Cultural Creative Industries Park housed in a former winery to the irrigation heritage of the Lintian Canal. Nature sites include the seasonal daylily blooms of Sixty Stone Mountain and the Matai'an Wetland, which showcases traditional Amis fishing techniques. The list also features the subterranean lake of Moon Cave, the reforested Da Nong Dafuping Forest Park, iron-rich carbonate waters at Rueisuei Hot Spring, and interactive clam harvesting at Tachikawa Fishing Ground.

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Hualien Peaks and Mountain Huts

Hualien’s rugged interior is defined by the Central Mountain Range, home to some of Taiwan’s most iconic high-altitude peaks and technical hiking routes. This selection features the accessible ridges of Hehuanshan, the challenging 'Black Qilai' massif, and the sharp pyramid of Zhongyang Jianshan. Supporting these multi-day expeditions are essential shelters like the well-appointed Tianchi Cabin on the Nenggao Cross-Ridge Trail and remote huts along the Walami and Qilai trails, providing critical refuge in the alpine wilderness.

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Sacred Sites & Temples

Hualien's spiritual landscape encompasses a diverse range of faiths and architectural styles, from the dramatic Eternal Spring Shrine honoring highway workers in Taroko Gorge to the preserved Japanese-era architecture of Ji’an Keishuin. This collection features significant Buddhist sites like Xiangde Temple, home to a massive Ksitigarbha statue, and historic Taoist landmarks like Yuli’s Xietian Temple. These sites reflect the region's complex history, including Japanese Shingon Buddhism, local Taoist traditions, and modern memorial shrines.

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Scenic Nature Wonders

Eastern Taiwan’s landscape features high-altitude alpine lakes and dramatic coastal formations. Jiaming Lake, known as the 'Angel's Tear,' sits at 3,310 meters within the Central Mountain Range. Along the coast, the Qingshui Cliffs rise over 1,000 meters directly from the Pacific Ocean. The region also hosts significant cascades like the 120-meter Luoshan Waterfall and the 240-meter Xingang Waterfall, the highest in the Coast Mountain Range.

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Museums & Culture

Hualien’s cultural landscape spans from Japanese colonial architecture to indigenous heritage. This collection features the Hualien Cultural Creative Industries Park, housed in a former winery, and specialized sites like the Hualien County Archaeology Museum. Visitors can explore Hakka traditions in Fenglin, Amis indigenous artifacts in Ji'an, and maritime-themed art galleries at Hualien Port. Historic landmarks like the General's Mansion 1936 offer specific insights into the region's 20th-century history and architecture.

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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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Comté de Hualien — Carte

Informations pratiques

Devise: nouveau dollar taïwanais TWD NT$ · Paiements par carte · Largement acceptées
Numéros d'urgence: 112
Électricité: Type A / Type B
110 V · 60 Hz

Eau du robinet: Boire avec précaution
Sens de conduite: À droite
Indicatif téléphonique: +886