Best Attractions and Places to See in Yilan City, Taiwan
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List of Best Things to do in Yilan City, Taiwan
Jimi Square - Yilan Station
Luna Plaza
Memorial Hall of Founding of Yilan Administration
Agrioz
Yilan Dongmen night market
Brick Ark Museum
Yilan Museum of Literature
Happy Station
Yilan Railway Station Tourist Service Center
MaKau Ecological Park
Things To Do In Yilan County Taiwan
I’ve been planning (or let’s say tempted) to visit Taiwan several times last year, ever since they have lifted visas for Filipinos entering the country. I came close to booking a flight during one of the local airline’s seats sale but unfortunately, things didn’t really work out as planned (dreamed). Good thing, before 2018 came to a close, I got a chance to visit Taiwan, though not the capital, I still got to explore the country’s northeastern town, Yilan County.
Yilan is situated in Taiwan’s Northeastern coastline. Our local guide mentioned that Yilan is regarded as Taiwan’s backyard or backyard garden because it is surrounded by ocean and mountains, making it a nature-destination trip especially if you are coming from a busy city like Taipei.
Join me in this vlog as I tag you along in some of the best spots to see when visiting Yilan.
Here are the places we visited:
3:17 Agrioz Candied Fruit Factory & Museum
5:20 Hill-Top Yilan
7:06 Dongmen Night Market
8:08 The Jimmy Square
8:39 Taiwan Theater Museum
11:40 Er-Wang Community
12:42 Yilan County Government Office
13:14 Yilan County Historical Museum
13:44 Yilan Distillery
16:00 Yilan Literary Museum
16:57 Memorial Hall of Founding of Yilan Administration
17:39 Quingshui Geothermal Park
20:53 Wai'ao Beach
Also, you can read all about these places in my blog:
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Yilan Promo Film - A Getaway Trip to Yilan
A Project for 'Tourism Resource Management' Class, Spring 2019
Music: hentaidesu - 止まれ (stay)
List of destinations in order of appearance:
1. 0:08 Yilan Train Station - 宜蘭火車站
2. 0:18 Diu Diu Dang Forest Park - 丟丟噹森林
3. 0:21 Zhongshan Elementary School - 中山國小
4. 0:24 Zhongshan Park - 中山公園
5. 0:36 Street Egg Pop-cake Vendor - 香酥綿密古早味雞蛋糕
6. 0:42 Lane 430, Section 2, Zhongshan Road - 中山路二段430巷23號
7. 0:47 Kutani Japanese Restaurant - 九穀日本料理 | 舊主秘公館
8. 0:53 Memorial Hall of Founding of Yilan Administration - 宜蘭設治紀念館
9. 1:06 Yang Shi Fang Memorial Park - 楊士芳紀念林園
10. 1:22 Yuewu Muwang Shrine - 岳武穆王廟
11. 1:25 Mingcao Cafe - 鳴草咖啡
12. 1:30 Guangda Alley - 光大巷
13. 1:33 Huanhe Road - 還河路
14. 1:36 Riverside Park - 有噴水池的親水公園
15. 1:42 West Dike Bridge - 西堤屋橋
16. 1:46 Yilan Brick Kiln - 宜蘭磚窯
Taiwan Tour － Day 1 - Yilan Culture museum
Its the first day of our little (north and central) Taiwan tour, today we are at a chinese culture park/museum, and experienced a little boat tour
Yilan National Games publicized by mascots’ baton handover at Legislature
The battle of the mascots seems to be kicking off. A baton handover was held at the Legislature today, between the Universiade mascot Bravo and the mascot of the upcoming Yilan National Games, Good. Meanwhile, Taiwan Railways Administration is launching newly decorated carriages with the help of the Tourism Bureau''s Oh Bear mascot. It remains to be seen which mascot will win the top spot in the nation''s heart. The mascot of the moment, Bravo, appeared at the Legislative Yuan along with the mascot of the National Games, Good. Legislators Chen Ou-po and Cheng Pao-ching danced with them enthusiastically. Bravo handed the baton over to Good in exaggerated slow-motion, to symbolize the handover and offer best wishes for the success of the National Games, which will be held in Yilan from October 21 to 26.At the press conference, a promotional video for the National Games was played. Yilan Legislator Chen Ou-po and members of the Yilan County Government were on hand to ask for public cooperation in the success of the games.Chen Ou-poDPP LegislatorYilan people are very passionate, extremely passionate. So I invite everyone to come to Yilan to partake in our National Games.Meanwhile the big star of the Mascot world, Bravo, has another young pretender on the scene. The first journey of Taiwan Railways’ new decorated carriages took place today, and a cute picture of the Tourism Bureau’s mascot Oh Bear is emblazoned on the sides of the trains. Oh Bear himself also appeared to serve passengers, and challenge Bravo for the limelight.
01 Yilan Su’ao Business District
Taitung at the Glance, Taiwan
Taitung City (Chinese: 台東市 or 臺東市), is a county-controlled city and the county seat of Taitung County, Taiwan. It lies on the southeast coast of Taiwan facing the Pacific Ocean. Taitung City is the most populous subdivision of Taitung County and it is one of the major cities on the east coast of the island.
Due to the Central Mountain Range of Taiwan, ground transportation to Taitung City is very limited. The city is served by Taitung Airport. Taitung is a gateway to Green Island and Orchid Island, both of which are popular tourist destinations.
Before the 16th century the Taitung plain was settled by agriculturalist Puyuma and Amis aboriginal tribes. Under Dutch rule and during Qing rule, a large part of eastern Taiwan, including today's Taitung, was called Pi-lam (卑南).
In the late 19th century, when Liu Mingchuan was the Qing Governor of Taiwan, Han Chinese settlers moved into the Taitung region. Pi-lam Subprefecture (卑南廳) was established in 1875, and was upgraded and renamed to Taitung State (臺東直隸州) in 1888. In 1887, the island was made an independent Taiwan Province, which included Taitung Prefecture.[2]
During Japanese rule, the central settlement was called Nankyō Village (南鄉新街). Taitō Chō (臺東廳) was one of twenty local administrative offices established in 1901. English-language works from the era refer to the place as Pinan (from Japanese) and Pilam (from Hokkien).[3] Taitō Town (臺東街) was established in 1920 under Taitō Prefecture, and included modern Taitung City and eastern Beinan Township. There were no Americans living here during the Japanese rule.
After handover of Taiwan from Japan to ROC in 1945, it became Taitung Township and in 1976 it was promoted to Taitung City.
City government[edit]
Taitung City government is headquartered at Taitung City Hall which takes the responsibility for the city general administration and all of its other affairs, from folk, education, cultural popularization, negotiation, emergency help, disaster prevention, environmental taxation, cleaning control, finance, public property control, tellership, taxing help, farming and fishing control, wholesale products, marketing and business administration, urban planning, public establishment, tourism, community development, army service administration, welfare, national health insurance program and indigenous administration affairs.
Artist Yao Jui-chung documents publicly constructed buildings now abandoned
In our last installment, we introduced you to the problem of “mosquito halls,”or publicly constructed facilities that quickly fall into disuse. For the past four years, artist Yao Jui-chung has been documenting facilities constructed with public funds which are later abandoned. He believes more oversight is needed to prevent the waste, especially at science and technology parks were an estimated NT$120 billion worth of land remains idle. This is Yunlin’s Taisi Township. Without receiving special permission, locals are prohibited from accessing this bridge that connects this industrial zone located on an outlying island. Ting Wen-chihNeighborhood ChiefThis piece of land is a special administrative area near Taisi’s Fifth Alley Village. It covers a total area of 283 hectares, and it was completed around 2002 or 2003.The government spent some NT$20 billion of taxpayer money to pump sand and complete this marine reclamation project. The money may as well have been tossed into the sea as the land has not been used in 20 years.Ting Wen-chihNeighborhood ChiefAt first it was for Formosa Plastics, which wanted to build a steel mill. Later Kuokuang Petrochemical was going to build a factory, but later neither did. Formosa Plastics went to Vietnam, and Kuokuang is now in Changhua.Here we see solar panels as well as a neatly constructed science and technology building. This location is an hour drive from Hualien, in Fenglin Township. The facility is the Hualien Environmental Science Park. It was completed in 2009 with the use of some NT$860 million in public funds. Now, it’s a ghost town.Huang Tse-rui NTNU StudentThe original purpose of this public construction was to activate idle industrial land and promote local prosperity. After it was finished, more than a dozen companies moved in, but in 2011 they all moved out. In rural Hualien County, the government seems to be more than willing to spend money to build public projects that soon fall into disuse. Near Hualien’s old railway station is a solar city that consumed more than NT$500 million in public funds and opened in 2009.Huang Tse-rui NTNU StudentThis main purpose of constructing this building was to generate electricity. The government thought that it could generate energy to be sold to Taipower, allowing it to earn NT$400,000. The solar city has solar panels throughout, but while it doesn’t sell electricity anymore, after six years these stairs show the effect of corrosion, and planters are left dry, and the elevator is forever stuck on the first floor. Huang Tse-rui NTNU StudentWhen I came to visit, it’s always on the first floor indicating that it’s no longer in use. Yao Jui-chungPhotographerFor the purpose of elections, the government is willing to fund such projects, and there are many large constructions planned with is local governments willing to go into debt, afterwards this debt is inhered by others, and creates an even bigger debt problem.While technology parks and industrial areas may account for many of these disused publicly constructed facilities, the vast majority of these abandoned spaces are actually markets.Yao Jui-chungPhotographerDue to changing environments, some of these buildings have lost their functions. For example, this market may have had many people 30 years ago, but now it has been made redundant by convenience stores, supermarkets, and department stores.Here we see crowds in front of Beigang’s Chaotian Temple with two rows of shops doing a brisk business. Opposite it is a large building that was designed to be a retail space, with the Beigang Township Office spending NT$700mn to construct a special BOT project. Liao Wan-tingNTNU StudentThis is a very lively street, which surprises us that it has a giant hidden ruin.The building sits in stark contrast to conditions on the street, which is bright and bustling with large crowds. Inside it is dark, with wires strewn on the ground and caved in ceiling tiles. The contrast between inside and outside is startling.Su Ming-hsiu Yunlin Univ. Science TechnologyUpgrading this area was a mistake as many people were forced out and they established stalls outside. Another problem was that they built a multi-story market. Many people feel that it’s inconvenient to climb to the second floor as one loses an emotional connection to the traditional atmosphere of the market.Taiwan’s publicly constructed buildings that have fallen into disuse continue to grow and multiply, causing a financial burden on the government. Unfortunately, government authorities have not been able to find a new use for these facilities.Yao Jui-chungPhotographerI have been calling on the government to use a percentage of this idle space to be used as a creative space for young people. It wouldn’t cost anything to implement such change.Rising housing prices mean that Taiwan''s young people can''t afford to buy a house. However, wit...
TRA Puyuma Express departing Taipei
Puyuma 422 makes its typical run to Taitung
A weekend at Yilan - RobHam ep.6
We left on a Friday night after class at around 10:00pm to Yilan. Yilan is 1 hour or so away from Taipei City going by bus. 7 adventurers with planned activities ready for what Yilan is offering us. On the second day, I didn't record much 'cause I was exhausted and had to come back ealier 'cause of responsabilities, so yeah! We didn't do all the activities you could probably be wondering we should've done but probably in the near future we will for sure do them, so stay tuned!
Index:
Day 1:
-Banqiao to Taipei City Hall
-On our way to Yilan
-Arriving Yilan and hostel accomodation
-7/11 adventures
-Brunch at a local restaurant
-Visiting Kavalan Distillery
-Some testing!
-On our way to Bee Family Honey Museum
-Yilan Train Station
-Cold Springs!
-Loudong Night Market
Day 2:
-Distillery # 2
-Kaoliang
-Hotpot
-Pictures
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Nos fuimos un viernes por la noche después de clases, aproximadamente a las 10:00pm rumbo a Yilan. La ciudad está aproximadamente a una hora hacia el sur-este de Taiwan en bus. Durante el segundo día, no grabé mucho por el cansancio y la batería de la cámara y tuve que regresar antes que todos por las responsabilidades.
No hicimos todas las actividades que posíblemente tuvimos que haber hecho, pero probablemente en el futuro cercano lo haremos, así que pendientes!
Contenido:
Day 1:
-Banqiao hacia Taipei City Hall
-Camino a Yilan
-Llegando a Yilan and registro en el Hostel.
-7/11 adventures
-Brunch en un restaurante local.
-Visitando la Destilería Kavalan
-Catando!
-Camino a Bee Family Honey Museum
-Yilan Train Station
-Cold Springs!
-Loudong Night Market
Day 2:
-Destilería # 2
-Kaoliang
-Hotpot
-Fotos!
【新加坡人去宜兰】网美必去的IG打卡景点！2天1夜宜兰旅程！Yilan Vlog
前阵子我和家人去了宜兰旅行，这就是我们在宜兰两天一夜的旅程啦。没拍很多所以影片挺琐碎的。希望你们不介意 ???? 下支影片是花莲VLOG！
Today’s video is a simple vlog of my recent trip to Yilan with my family. Didn’t get to film a lot which explains the lack of content ???? anyway, my Hualien vlog is up next so stay tuned!
踩过的点/Places Visited:
1. Shenkeng Old Street 深坑老街
2. Luodong Night Market 罗东夜市
3. Brick Ark Museum 积木博物馆
4. Jimmy Park 几米主题公园
5. Diu Diu Dang Market 丢丢当森林
6. Happiness Transfer Station 幸福转运站
7. 骏怀旧餐厅
8. Yilan Literary Museum 宜兰文学馆
9. Memorial Hall of Founding of Yilan Administration 宜兰设置纪念馆
10. Dingpu Grandma Scallion Pancake 顶埔阿嬷葱油饼
11. Waiao Beach 外澳海滩
12. Black House Cafe 黑仔咖啡
13. Amaze兔子迷宫景观餐厅
Accommodation: Lakshore Hotel Yilan 烟波大饭店
Taroko Tilting Train
Train No.1066 Between Nan-gang and Sike
Abandoned Poet's Mansion (Jùkuíjū), Taichung, Taiwan 聚奎居
STASIUN SHULIN DAN SEKITAR NYA | NEW TAIPEI CITY
Stasiun Shulin adalah stasiun interchange yang terletak antara Taoyuan / Yingge dan Kota Taipei .
Kebanyakan pengunjung akan mengenali Shulin (hutan) sebagai salah satu stasiun terminal di sepanjang jaringan kereta api Taiwan Railways .
Jaringan kereta berjalan sebagai berikut dari Taoyuan ke Taipei (bepergian ke selatan ke utara):
Taoyuan → Yingge , Lokal → Shanjia, Lokal → Shulin → Fuzhou, Lokal → Banqiao → Wanhua , Lokal → Stasiun Utama Taipei ( Stasiun Taipei) .
Pengunjung yang bepergian dari tujuan utara dan timur Taipei seperti Keelung (Keelung) , Kabupaten Yilan, Pantai Fulong (Pantai Fulong) , Ruifang (Jifang) , Jiufen (Jiufen) , atau Pingxi (Pingxi) benar - benar boarding kereta Shulin , karena Taipei sebelum Shulin.
Shulin adalah pinggiran kota industri antara Taoyuan dan Taipei, dan stasiunnya adalah pusat komersial utama daerah tersebut. Daerah yang secara langsung mengelilingi stasiun sangat sibuk, jika tidak sedikit berbahaya karena tingginya jumlah lalu lintas.
Karena Shulin adalah rumah bagi sejumlah besar pekerja Asia Tenggara yang bekerja di Taipei dan Taoyuan, ada banyak toko impor dan layanan di sekitar daerah tersebut.
#shulinstation
#stasiunshulin
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#shulindistrict
#kawasanshulin
#kawasanindustrishulin
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Taroko Tilting Train
Temporary Train No.1191 in Banciao
Taiwan Train Accident Kills at Least 22 and Injures About 170 Others
Taiwan Train Accident Kills at Least 22 and Injures About 170 Others
Johan the South African Train ( Thomas the Tank Engine fan fiction)
{Trip} Taiwan Travel -- Trip to the EAST RIFT VALLEY/花東縱谷三日之旅
This is video of our trip from to Taiwan's East Rift Valley between Hualien and Taitung with footage, images, and maps.
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Bao Fung Car Rental in Hualien (寶豐租車)
Add: 121, Guolian 1st Rd., Hualien City (花蓮市國聯一路121號)
Tel: (03) 834-5923
Siang-Ye Knife Shop (鄉野鐵店)
Add: 9, Neighborhood 7, Tongmen Village, Xiulin Township, Hualien County (花蓮縣秀林鄉銅門村七鄰九號)
Tel: 0933-484-244
Lin Tian Shan (林田山餐廳)
Add: 80, Changqiao Rd., Changqiao Borough, Fenglin Township, Hualien County (花蓮縣鳳林鎮長橋里長橋路80號)
Tel: (03) 875-1999
Website: (Chinese)
Sunshine Hot Spring B&B (山下的厝)
Add: 137, Sec. 3, Wenquan Rd., Ruisui Township, Hualien County (花蓮縣瑞穗鄉溫泉路三段137號)
Tel: (03) 887-0203, 0937-468-021
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Bamboo Village Japanese Cuisine (竹村日式料理)
Add: 15, Sec. 1, Zhongshan Rd., Ruisui Township, Hualien County (花蓮縣瑞穗鄉中山路一段15號)
Tel: (03) 887-6083
Green Genie (綠晶靈鮮奶鍋)
Add: 52, Chenggong N. Rd., Ruisui Township, Hualien County (花蓮縣瑞穗鄉成功北路52號)
Tel: (03) 887-6306
Wisdom Garden (智嵐雅居民宿)
Add: 98-1, Suangan, Neighborhood 5, Dayu Borough, Yuli Township, Hualien County (花蓮縣玉里鎮大禹里5鄰酸甘98-1號)
Tel: (03) 888-2488, 0921-986-461
Website: (Chinese)
Ta Ti Hotel (大地飯店)
Add: 210, Zhongxiao Rd., Chishang Township, Taitung County (台東縣池上鄉忠孝路210號)
Tel: (089) 864-330
Website: (Chinese)
Taiwan Day 554: The TRA express train going back to Taipei
This train took me back from Qingshui Station to Taipei Main Station.
Nantou Attractions
Nantou, Taiwan has a famous attraction. It is a lake called Sun Moon Lake. Enjoy the video