Taroko is Taiwan’s most iconic national park, famous for its marble gorges, winding tunnels, and lush mountain landscapes. From the Eternal Spring Shrine to the Swallow Grotto Trail, every step reveals nature’s grandeur carved over millions of years. A must for hikers and nature lovers.

Towering dramatically over the Pacific Ocean, the Qingshui Cliffs stretch for 21 kilometers along Taiwan’s east coast. With mountains plunging nearly vertically into the sea, this natural wonder offers one of the island’s most breathtaking coastal views — especially from Suhua Highway.

As Hualien’s largest night market, Dongdamen blends Indigenous, Hakka, and local Taiwanese flavors in one lively spot. Stroll past colorful food stalls offering grilled mochi, stinky tofu, bubble tea, and more — it’s the tastiest way to explore the region’s cultural mix.

Shaped like a tilted rock formation, the Lanyang Museum reflects the geology and culture of Yilan’s coast. Inside, interactive exhibits reveal the region’s history, fishing traditions, and indigenous roots. It’s educational, architectural, and deeply connected to local identity.

This riverside park blends natural beauty with recreational charm. Ideal for biking, boating, or simply relaxing along landscaped paths, Dongshan River Water Park is a peaceful place to slow down and enjoy Yilan’s green scenery — especially during summer festivals.

Set by the Dongshan River, this cultural village revives Taiwan’s traditional crafts, folk performances, and heritage architecture. Stroll through recreated streets, watch artisans at work, and try your hand at old-world skills. It’s where the past stays beautifully alive.

Inspired by the illustrations of beloved Taiwanese artist Jimmy Liao, this whimsical park near Yilan Station turns storybook dreams into life-sized art. Visitors can walk among giant books, colorful characters, and surreal scenes — a perfect spot for families, couples, and creative souls.

Home to Taiwan’s internationally acclaimed whisky, the Kavalan Distillery in Yilan offers a glimpse into the art of fine whisky-making. Visitors can tour the production line, explore barrel-aging rooms, and enjoy tastings of award-winning single malts in a modern yet scenic setting.

Located in the heart of Yilan, Luodong Night Market is a lively hub of local life and flavor. From scallion pancakes to mutton soup, every corner offers a taste of northeastern Taiwan’s unique street food culture. It’s bustling, flavorful, and full of character.