Itinerary Intro

【 East Rift Valley One Day Tour】

Deaparting at 9am > Yunshanshui (Cloud, Mountain, Water) > Lintienshan Forestry Culture Park > Ruisui Ranch > Tropic of Cancer Marker > Hualien Tourism Sugar Factory > Return to Hotel or drop off at the DongHua Uni's Night Market
*Pick up and drop off from Hualien City.

< Yunshanshui (Cloud, Mountain, Water) >
Yunshanshui is located in Shoufeng Township, Hualien. It covers an area of about 24 hectares and is planted with more than 20 kinds of palm plants, seasonal flowers and large grasslands. The reflection of the lake seems like in the dream with the light and shadow changes as the sun shines. This beautiful scenery just like on the postcard in Europe. Some commercials and Taiwanese Drama was taken here, including the HeySong drinks and the Fondant Drama.




< Lintienshan Forestry Culture Park >
Lintienshan was one of the former fourth largest forest farm in Taiwan. The most classic building is the Zhongshan Hall built with eucalyptus. Although it has gradually entered the history due to the implementation of the policy of banned natural forests, there are still various tools in the park, such as traditional firefighters relics, as well as Japanese-style beech buildings, are the cultural attractions that must be visited in the East Rift Valley.





< Ruisui Ranch >
Ruisui Ranch where you can drink the freshest milk, and you can see groups of cows or ostriches strolling on the grass, and the vast park allows kids to play and run and very suitable place for families.



< Tropic of Cancer Marker >
The Tropic of Cancer is located at 23.5 degrees north latitude. The Tropic of Cancer Landmark is at the 69 kilometer marker on Highway 11. Every year at noon during the summer solstice, the sun shines right into the slits on the Tropic of Cancer. At this time, tourists can experience the phenomenon of shadowlessness under the sun.


< Hualien Tourism Sugar Factory >
Hualien Tourist Sugar Factory is located in Guangfu Township, Hualien. It was an important sugar factory in the east during the Japanese occupation. After the suspension of the in 2002, it was transformed into a sightseeing sugar factory. In recent years, the park combined with guided tours, Japanese-style wooden houses, sugar factory ice products, DIY hand-made courses, riding horses to in the park, local specialties, etc., provide visitors with a rich experience of living, eating, and fun.