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Published: March 21, 2017
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HuaIien Taiwan

Hualien City, is a county-controlled city and the county seat of Hualien County, Taiwan. It is located on the east coast of Taiwan on the Pacific Ocean, and has a population of 106,368 inhabitants.

Hualien is the meeting point of the Central Cross-Island Highway, Suao-Hualien Highway, and highways leading south to Taitung.

Hualien County is home to several world-class scenic attractions. In 1590, Portuguese sailors passed by the eastern coast of Taiwan and were so moved by the grandeur of what they saw that they named this land “Formosa,” the beautiful island. Since that time, the majestic views of Hualien have come to represent Taiwan.

Formerly known as Qilai, Hualien’s current name derives from the phrase “huilan”(eddying water), a reference to the swirling currents of the Hualien River where it meets the sea.

Hualien is Taiwan’s biggest county, with an area of about 4,628 square kilometers and a population of 350,000. The county borders the Pacific Ocean to the east and is hemmed in by the Central Range to the west. With its towering peaks, azure skies, vast seas, scenic valleys, cultural diversity, and friendly kindhearted people, Hualien has become one of Taiwan’s first-choice travel destinations for local and international visitors alike.

With all of its natural beauty, most of Hualien is a national scenic area. Visitors to the county can enjoy the impressive gorges at Taroko National Park, the magnificence of Yushan National Park, the stunning natural landscapes of the East Coast National Scenic Area, and the rustic charms of the East Rift Valley National Scenic Area. Wherever you go in Hualien, nature is there to greet you.

Things to do in Hualien

Taroko Gorge

Taroko National Park

Chishingtan Scenic Area

Mukumugi Valley

Liyu Lake

Hualien Minsu

Angel Inn

36 Lighthouse

Golden Castle B&B

Waterfront Villa B&B

Queen Love Homestay

The Fantasy Apartment

Manman B&B

Holland Windmill B&B

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Taiwan Minsu (民宿) has come a long way till now. From the past, Taiwan Minsu (民宿) has been explained and being booked in mandarin for many years. Travelers whom does not understand mandarin had no chance in staying Taiwan Minsu (民宿) accommodation which has friendly owners and can experience a Taiwan homely feel breakfast and their culture.

Currently, due to high demand of travelers who are eager to explore this type of Taiwan Minsu (民宿). There are already websites which translate them into English and been made available to public through the power of internet. Since then, more and more Taiwan Minsu (民宿) has been discovered or uncovered by general public. Now, everyone can stand a chance to have a night stay at these gems of accommodation of Taiwan! Click here to explore more gems of Taiwan Minsu (民宿).

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