Hualien

A county-controlled city in Hualien County

36km

Puli

city in Nantou County, Taiwan

45km

Sun Moon Lake

largest lake in Taiwan

55km

Alishan

mountain

88km

Taipei

capital of Taiwan

92km

Xiangde Temple

18km

Eternal Spring Shrine

29km

Shakadang Trail

Trail in Hualien County, Taiwan

31km

Qixingtan Beach

One of the most popular attractions of Taiwan, although maybe not the most spectacular one. Crescent bay and clear blue waters with a beach full of colorful agates. This used to be a small fishing village but has now multiple scenic trails, pagodas, beach pavilions, and a star-gazing square. Excellent vistas of the ocean, delicious seafood, friendly people and a restaurant specializing in goat milk coffee. The beach is not popular for swimming as the tides and currents are quite dangerous, the bottom drops off steeply, and doesn't have much sand (mostly pebbles). It is important to stay near the coast.

35km

Pine Garden

A former military office in Hualien County

36km

Farglory Ocean Park

40km

Taichung Folklore Park

A cultural center in Taichung

71km

National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

art museum in Taichung, Taiwan

74km

Hsinchu railway station

Built in 1913 in the classic Baroque style that was popular in Taiwan at the beginning of the 20th century. There is nothing to see inside, but the facade provides a good backdrop for souvenir photographs of the city.

75km

Taichung Mosque

mosque in Taichung

76km

Image Museum of Hsinchu City

A museum in Hsinchu City

76km

Hsinchu City Fire Museum

A museum in Hsinchu City

76km

Nantou County

county in Taiwan

76km

Hsinchu Museum of Military Dependents Village

77km

Taichung Metropolitan Park

81km

Yushan National Park

park in Taiwan

82km

Zhushan, Nantou

An urban township in Nantou County

82km

Changhua

A city in Changhua County

89km

Jhen Wen Academy

103km

Beinan Cultural Park

Associated with the Museum of Prehistory the Beinan Cultural Park contains the largest and most important prehistoric archaeological site in Taiwan. Beyond the archaeological site the park also consists of beautiful grounds with a commanding view of the surrounding area. Tours in Chinese begin twice a day at 10:00 and 15:00. English tours must be planned in advance.

142km

National Museum of Prehistory (Taiwan)

In the 1980s and 1990s, a team of archaeologists from National Taiwan University excavated over 1,500 stone coffins and more than 20,000 stone and pottery artifacts belonging to the Peinan culture. This museum is dedicated to this discovery and is located a few kilometers from the actual archaeological site. It also houses an extremely in depth exhibit on the current aboriginal groups in Taiwan. Outside the Museum building there are beautifully sculpted grounds and garden area.

145km