

Hualien County
Hualien County, anciently known as Qilai, Huilan, and Doroman, is the region with the largest number of Taiwan indigenous peoples in Taiwan. Among the indigenous peoples in the area, the distribution of the Amis people of Taiwan’s indigenous groups is the most widespread. The county flag is designed with the concept of "Home of the Sun," with the image of the sun rising over the sea, symbolising the dawn of the Pacific Ocean. Each light dot represents the colours of various ethnic groups: the Amis, Truku, Bunun, Kavalan, Sakizaya, Seediq, and Han Chinese, reflecting the integration of major ethnic groups. The region is famous for its natural tourism resources, including Taroko National Park and Yushan National Park.
Suggested duration: 3 daysBest months to visit: March, April, May, September, October, November
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Hualien Scooter Rental: Pick up at Yuli Station
fromHKD284Book 2026-09-02 before 23:59
Hualien East Coast Chartered Tour: Fanshuliao & Niushan Huting & Baqi Lookout (Depart from Hualien)
fromHKD763Book tomorrow before 19:30
Hualien Chartered Tour: Taroko / Qingshui Cliff / Container Starbucks / Qixingtan (Depart from Hualien)
fromHKD495Book tomorrow before 19:30
Scenic Private Transfer: Hualien City / Farglory Ocean Park
fromHKD93Available 2026-09-02
Taitung Hualien Chartered Day Tour: Ruisui Ranch / Qixingtan / Luye Plateau / Sanxiantai (Departs from Taitung or Hualien)
fromHKD1321Available 2026-09-02

