Renowned for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, the beach is characterized by its unique crescent shape, clear blue waters, and smooth, white pebble shore, which contrasts beautifully with the surrounding lush mountains.

The Chang Family Tree Garden has recently become a famous attraction in Hualien city center, having a Japanese style of garden, where you can take some pictures with cute animals like capybara and alpaca.

Dating back to 1917, the temple was created by Japanese immigrants seeking a place for spiritual practice. Its simple, harmonious design can be seen in every corner, making it a beloved place for visitors to slow down and explore Japanese Zen aesthetics.

Surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, the lake is named after its resemblance to a carp. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities at Liyu Lake at their own expenses, including boating, paddle boating, and cycling around the lake.

The Starbucks Promiseland Branch in Hualien is situated next to a pond, reflecting the beautiful scenery of its surroundings. The different look that changes seasonally nearby makes it look like a cabin house from a living fairytale.

This is a historic site that offers a glimpse into Taiwan's rich forestry history. Once a thriving logging town during the Japanese colonial era, Lintian Mountain was a major hub for Taiwan's timber industry. It has been transformed into a cultural park that preserves and showcases the history and heritage of the region's forestry industry today.

Visitors can indulge in a wide variety of traditional Taiwanese street foods, such as stinky tofu, grilled seafood, and the iconic Taiwanese sausage. The night market also features indigenous cuisine, reflecting Hualien's rich cultural diversity. Travelers can choose to get off at this stop as the end of the tour.