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Qixingtan, aka the "Seven Star Lake" in Hualien, Taiwan.

Your Guide to Hualien City: What to Eat, See and Do in Hualien’s Commercial District

By: Francesca Chang 2021-05-182021-05-18

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Beside Taroko, you have more options when visiting the east coast.

hot spring hotel/b&b in Hualien, Taiwan: the Silence Manor

The Best Hotels to Stay at in Hualien

By: Taiwan Scene 2021-04-162021-04-19

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Treat yourself a real holiday in Hualien.

What Hotels to Stay at When Visiting Taroko National Park

By: Taiwan Scene 2021-03-172021-03-18

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Find your hotel in/near Taroko Gorge, Hualien.

Savor Fresh Farm-to-Table Produce on This Aboriginal Cooking Tour

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-10-222020-10-22

Food & Drink Experience In Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Guest Column, Travel to Eastern Taiwan | Taiwan Scene, Unique Experiences For Taiwan Travel | Taiwan SceneAmis, cooking class, Hualien, Indigenous, Tafalong1 Comment

Visit Tafalong and join a farm-to-table feast where you will gain a deeper understanding of the Amis customs and food culture.

Travel Deeper in Eastern Taiwan: Hualien and Taitung

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-07-222021-02-08

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Seafood, a farm-to-table experience, indigenous art, pineapple picking and more in Taiwan’s east.

8 Days Around Taroko Gorge and Eastern Taiwan

By: Taiwan Scene 2020-03-302021-02-08

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An incredible trip to Taroko Gorge and more.

Beauty in the east: five days on Taiwan’s east coast

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-10-082019-10-08

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MyTaiwanTour’s Five Days Eastern Beauty Tour is the perfect way to experience the best of what eastern Taiwan has to offer.

Celebrate the beauty of the eastern coast at Taiwan East Coast Land Art Festival

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-09-112019-09-24

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Taiwan East Coast Land Art Festival, a celebration of local indigenous art, music, culture, identity and more in Taitung.

In search of the elusive Formosan black bear in Taiwan

By: Taiwan Scene 2019-06-092019-06-24

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Hualien from the airplane window was lovely enough to warrant a full day’s exploration, but on that day we would only be passing through. We were headed further down south in search of the elusive Formosan black bear (台灣黑熊). Without even stopping for coffee, we left the city by train, bound for the town of Yuli.

Honoring Children’s Day in Taiwan, Taroko Gorge to be Child-Proofed

By: Joshua Samuel Brown 2019-03-312019-05-22

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April 1, 2019: Citing concerns that not enough is being done to encourage families with small children to experience the majesty of Taiwan’s most famous scenic area, Taiwan’s Ministry of Unspecified Services has announced joint plans with local authorities to Child-Proof Taroko Gorge for this year’s Children’s Day Festival. On April 4th, 2019, Nineteen kilometers of the famous gorge stretching from the Taroko Park Visitor’s Center westward past the village of Tienxiang will be filled with approximately fifteen trillion colorful plastic balls, turning the most visited stretch of Taiwan’s most beloved scenic area into a child-friendly ball pit.