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AboutWe Bloom & Cool Summer Fun!

A Cool Summer Awaits! Get ready for the 2025 Hualien Fun Summer Vacation at Liyu Lake!
This summer, the lakeside turns into the trendiest water playground! Try five exciting water activities— SUP, kayaking, water bikes, bumper boats, and powered water scooters— all free to enjoy!

Event Highlights - Get a Sneak Peek!

Opening Day | July 12
Diabolo Dance Theatre × Coming True Fire Group
A dazzling kickoff to a summer of fun!
Opening & Closing Nights | July 12 & August 10
Romantic starlit fireworks light up the lake.

Events5 Free Water Activities

Daily|10:30–11:30 & 13:00–17:00
(One 10 min. session at every 30 minutes)
Onsite registration only|Limited slots per session

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🛶 Water Activities

At Liyu Lake, a wide range of water activities awaits you — from leisurely pedal boats to thrilling adventures like canoeing and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP).

🍽️ Local Flavors Around the Lake

Along the lake loop road, you'll find a variety of restaurants offering local specialties, especially dishes made with fresh ingredients like live shrimp, carp, and tilapia — all caught from nearby waters and prepared with regional flair.

🏞️ Guesthouses and Local Products

Experience a peaceful and comfortable stay surrounded by the natural beauty and rich ecology of Liyu Lake. Be sure to check out the nearby handicraft shops too — they’re full of unique finds and local charm!

Chinan National Forest Recreation Area

Step into Hualien's Logging Legacy

For history lovers, the Chinan National Forest Recreation Area is a must-visit destination in Hualien. This site preserves vintage locomotives, timber-gathering equipment, and a wealth of forestry artifacts, offering visitors a glimpse into Taiwan's forestry golden age — like stepping back into the 1960s.

Chinan was once the starting point of the Halun Mountain Railway, which stretched nearly 50 kilometers and served as the backbone of Hualien's thriving logging industry. After Taiwan's nationwide logging ban in 1989, the Halun Workstation was shut down, and the Chinan hub was reborn as a forest recreation area, preserving this important piece of history for future generations.

But Chinan isn't just about history — the area is also home to a rich natural ecosystem. Dominated by mulberry and camphor trees, the forest is also a great place to spot the Taiwan Bulbul, a bird native to the island's east. Whether you're drawn by its cultural past or natural beauty, Chinan offers a unique journey through time and nature.

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