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The field version of Heaven's Road stretches endlessly, rivaling Brown Boulevard.

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — The Huatung Valley area boasts abundant natural landscapes, including not only magnificent coastlines and canyons but also stunning expanses of farmland and grasslands. The famous Brown Boulevard in Taitung, situated along an endless field-lined avenue,...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department | Photo source: Huatung Valley National Scenic Area Administration

The Huatung Valley area boasts abundant natural landscapes, including not only magnificent coastlines and canyons but also stunning expanses of farmland and grasslands. The famous Brown Boulevard in Taitung, situated along an endless field-lined avenue, has a forked road that winds through rice paddies and is known as Heaven's Road. However, a similarly breathtaking view can also be found in Yuli Town, Hualien.

Yuli’s version of Heaven's Road, located beside Provincial Highway 193 in Hualien

Along Hualien’s most beautiful Provincial Highway 193, a seemingly endless agricultural road is hidden within vast rice fields. This lesser-known hidden gem of Heaven's Road, though just an ordinary farm road, has become a popular photography spot against the backdrop of its boundless green sea of rice.

Yuli’s version of Heaven's Road — an endless agricultural road hidden within vast rice fields

Yuli Town has the largest rice cultivation area in all of Taiwan

Yuli’s version of Heaven's Road is relatively unknown. Though it’s just an ordinary farm road, it has become a popular photography spot set against the backdrop of its boundless green sea of rice.

Yuli’s version of Heaven's Road can easily be missed if you’re not paying attention. It is located on the right side of Provincial Highway 193, heading from Ruisui Township toward Lehe, and is also directly opposite the Songpu branch of the Yuxi Area Farmers’ Credit Cooperative. The small road is only wide enough for one vehicle, and visitors are reminded to avoid disturbing or damaging the surrounding rice fields in order to preserve the hard work of local farmers.
 

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