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Paying tribute to the land of goat husbandry, the tribe is now known for its handmade driftwood goat arts along the coast. Walking along the East Coast Scenic Area, you may see Sanxiantai from afar. If you visit early in the morning, you can witness the Sunrise at Sanxiantai as well. Check the local weather here or ask your hotel before heading there. Best of all, with all profits going to charity, you’ll not only own a beautiful piece of history, but you’ll be supporting a great cause too. Made from 100% recycled board, it’s a sustainable and special keepsake for any royal fan.
One of them is a super old shop known to everyone in Taichung. Although the sun cakes are the most famous pastries in Ichihuku Bakery, 台東名產伴手禮 when you come to Yifutang, it is recommended to buy their lemon cakes. It has a sweet and sour taste, and children will like it too.

If you want to spend the night, consider staying at Sanasai Inn right on the beach with ocean view rooms with AC and private bath. The fifth and last park on my list, Peinandazhen Riverside Park is a small park with not much to offer apart from a nice view over the surrounding mountains. Jia Lu Lan is a nice scenic spot facing the sea with a couple of sculptures and artworks. Local artists regularly come here and install their art. Taitung County has a lot to offer, you could easily stay for two weeks there and do something new every day.
A former spur-line station once brought trains into the center, the former station is now part of a vibrant urban renewal project, the 'Railway Art Village'. That's a fine area in which to base yourself while in town. Not all people in Taitung only drink millet wine. Among them, red oolong is also a very representative specialty product . Many people say that once you have tasted the red oolong in Taitung you can’t tolerate less. Many star-rated hotels also use the red oolong tea by Fun Tea Garden.
The only one I really want to try that I haven’t is the deep-fried milk. That’s a great list, and includes most of the things I thought of. I’ve tried most of those (I’m not into shellfish) and the wife makes several of them herself. Brings back wonderful memories of all the foodie delights in Taiwan. Here are the best Taiwanese desserts, from traditional to modern, that you are likely to encounter on the streets of Taiwan. This section ended up having more entries than any other on the list, and that is telling.

Taiwanese sausages have a hint of sweetness to them. Green onion flatbreads pan fried, usually with egg and usually many optional accompaniments, including fresh basil, cheese, spicy sauce, corn, kimchi, and more. Also called scallion pancakes and cong you bing (蔥油餅). I personally recommend getting kim chi AND cheese. Wheat vermicelli slow cooked in thick stew and served with oysters and/or pig intestines.
Occasionally, the teachers from Taitung University will bring graduate students for an outdoor Taiwan Film Research class here. Pisilian, located in Taitung, means the "shepherd's land" in Amis language. It used to be an aboriginal tribe in Sansiantai. There are 11 of Jimmy's paintings in the Pisilian tribe, mainly in the theme of the main character, the little girl Xiaomi and the dog Agi in "Towards the Spring Afternoon". There are also scenes showing the little girl coming back with elephants, bears and other animals after she goes to the circus.

Follow the ‘Flower Route’ to admire this colorful spectacle as well as the beautiful views of Taimali. Note that after you finish strolling through Taitung Night Market, which is near the bus station, you can walk to Siwei Night Market, which is smaller but also more local. Since most of the places to visit in Taitung I mention in this post are in Taitung City itself, I’m going to recommend you stay there as well. The best time to visit Taitung is between November and April.
It’s a great activity for outdoor lovers who want to try something new and explore some of Taitung’s natural wonders. Mulberry Creek is a beautiful sight, full of caves, cliffs, rock formations, and lush vegetation. SourceGreen Island is a divers’ paradise, only an hour away from the shore by ferry.
You can rent a bicycle at the park entrance or at the train station. Jialulan is a popular pitstop along Highway 11, so don’t expect to have it all to yourself. With that said, the park is huge, and there’s lots of space to get away from the large tour groups. Besides taking photos of all the cool artworks, the park also offers incredible coastal views. There are lots of benches where you can sit down and admire the scenery, but make sure also to climb to the top of the elevated lookout deck. If the name rings a bell, you’re thinking of Yehliu – one of northern Taiwan’s most famous geological wonders and a popular day trip from Taipei.