Trip Overview
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Taroko Visitor Center & Shakadang (太魯閣遊客中心)
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Buluowan Suspension Bridge (布洛灣山月吊橋)
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Qixingtan & 48 Highlands (七星潭 & 四八高地)
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Dongdamen Night Market (東大門夜市)
Witness the scars and resilience of nature post-earthquake. Visit the safest high-ground viewpoint at Buluowan and listen to the singing stones of Qixingtan.
🚆 Access: Take **Taiwan Tourist Shuttle 310** from Hualien Station + Local Taxi.
Explore the Route
09:00
Taroko Visitor Center & Shakadang (太魯閣遊客中心)
Why Go?
Although deep canyon access is limited, the center offers the best geological education. Check if the Shakadang Trail's first section is open for a safe walk.
💡 Pro-Tip:
Arrive early to avoid crowds.
11:30
Buluowan Suspension Bridge (布洛灣山月吊橋)
Why Go?
The safest high-angle viewpoint post-quake. Overlook the majestic Liwu River valley from this high-tech, quake-resistant bridge.
💡 Pro-Tip:
Arrive early to avoid crowds.
14:00
Qixingtan & 48 Highlands (七星潭 & 四八高地)
Why Go?
Listen to the 'singing' of rolling pebbles (swimming is prohibited). Walk up to the 48 Highlands for a panoramic view of the crescent bay.
💡 Pro-Tip:
Arrive early to avoid crowds.
17:30
Dongdamen Night Market (東大門夜市)
Why Go?
A carnival of flavors. Must-try: 'Lin's Grilled Corn' and indigenous spice-infused 'Maqaw Pork Buns'.
💡 Pro-Tip:
Arrive early to avoid crowds.
