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Most people come to Hualien to visit the Taroko Gorge. And with good reason—it's simply beautiful. With rope bridges over rivers, hiking trails with astounding views, and temples cut into the mountainsides, it's an unforgettable place. Feel the full power of the ocean at Shihtiping, a two-hour drive from Hualien, where the waves crash into the rocky shore.
Restaurants in Hualien
1. Fun Spa
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Karenko Kitchen
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By hihihiyayaya - Taipei, Taiwan
We had a wonderful time during the cooking class with Monica. It felt like we were cooking and eating with an old friend. We learnt a lot about aboriginal ingredients and food culture. Highly recommend!
3. Flower Handkerchief Plant Dyeing Workshop
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4.0 based on 2 reviews
With the endeavor of the historical works at Fenglin Town and the support of Fenglin Town Office, on January 22, 2009, the idle traditional tobacco building by the side of the Fenglin Hakka Museum was transformed into an innovative plant dye and research center, named the “Flower Handkerchief Plant Dyeing Workshop”. It was hoped that by integrating local plants and the features of Hakka women, simple, honest, and elegant, to develop a plant dye workshop with regional characteristics in order to promote the beauty of Fenglin. “Flower Handerchief” is an essential accessory for Hakka women, representing their charm and tenderness. During the Plant Dye DIY half day tour (appointment is needed for groups of more than 10 people), there will be teachers introduce the features of plant dyes and DIY procedures. Even though this is your first experience of dying fabrics, you may learn very easily and quickly!
4. Blue Soap TW
5. 洄遊吧 FISH BAR
"Fish Bar" is a three-oriented service that provides "fishing and fishing", "traveling platform" and "sports experience". With these three new types of edible wild catch services, "Fish Bar" tries to link the exchanges and feedbacks of consumers, fishery personnel and academic institutions to balance the use of marine resources and the marine environment. Sustainable development.
