The stunning water and sky reflections at Luye Pond in Hualien are truly captivating, making it a very famous scenic area. (Photo Credit / Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
Known as the “Back Garden of Taiwan,” the regions of Yilan, Hualien, and Taitung, not only boast beautiful scenery but also offer plenty of new experiences. They have long been popular tourist destinations among locals. If you want to avoid the limitations of public transportation schedules, renting a car for travel is also a great option. Starting from the end of March, over ten thousand wild Taiwanese lilies will bloom at Buluowan in Hualien, while Luye Pond sees fireflies flickering and dancing by the mountains amid frog chirps and birdsongs. There are also multiple events such as the Wuliping Green Expo in Yilan, whale-watching eco-tours along the azure coasts of Yilan, Hualien, and Taitung... All are waiting for everyone to come and indulge in the best of springtime!
Fireflies can be admired around Luye Pond from March to May. (Photo Credit / Travel Taiwan Now)
Luye Pond is beautiful both day and night. (Photo Credit / Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
Wild lilies bloom at Buluowan in Hualien. (Photo Credit / Taroko National Park)
The 2015 Green Expo was held from March 28 to May 17. (Photo Credit / Yilan Green Expo)
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