By MOOK Travel Christopher | Compiled & Reported
Located along Hualien’s County Highway 193, the road frequently surprises travelers with breathtaking views that change beautifully with the seasons. At around the 93k mark on County Highway 193, follow the signs and turn off to discover the hidden Lake Bay Eel, nestled beside rice paddies, surrounded by mountains on three sides and encircled by bamboo groves. Visiting feels like becoming a hermit in the mountains—carefree and serene, offering a deep appreciation for nature’s wonders. It’s highly recommended that travelers visiting eastern Taiwan make time to explore this hidden spot on County Highway 193 and immerse themselves in the tranquil scenery of the lakeside woods.
Hualien County Highway 193 (Image Source / East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Administration)
Around the 93k mark on County Highway 193, follow the signs and turn off to discover the hidden Lake Bay Eel in the Spring Weaving Tribe (Image Source / East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Administration)
Lake Bay Eel is nestled beside rice paddies, surrounded by mountains on three sides and encircled by bamboo groves (Image Source / East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Administration)
Visiting Lake Bay Eel feels like becoming a hermit in the mountains—carefree and serene (Image Source / East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Administration)
Lake Bay Eel (Image Source / East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Administration)
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