Nanfang'ao is located in the southeast of Suao Town, Yilan County, in the northeastern part of Taiwan Province, and is a natural fishing port facing the Pacific Ocean to the east. In addition to being one of Taiwan's three major fishing ports, it is also an important base for the eastern ocean fishery. Nanfang'ao has a population of about 9,000, of which 80% are engaged in fishing. Nanfang'ao Fishing Port is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with a hidden terrain and close to fishing grounds. It is a natural harbor. The island opposite it is connected by a sandbar to form a land-connected island, thus creating a natural breakwater. The port was a completed fishing port during the Japanese occupation, and the Nantian Temple opposite was the local religious center. The completion of the Nanfang'ao Bridge in 1998 was the Yilan County Government's long-term development of the Nanfang'ao Fishing Port. It planned and designed an arched steel bridge across the fishing port channel above the outer access channel of the third fishing port to replace the old humpback bridge to solve the problem of large fishing boats being unable to pass. , to enhance the development competitiveness of Nanfang'ao Fishing Port. The graceful arched steel bridge not only serves as a shortcut to connect Tofu Cape and the newly built Mashuo on the east side, but also forms a circular network with the existing roads around the port to promote the overall development of the fishing port. It adds a special landscape to Nanfang'ao Fishing Port.
Suhua Highway is a highway on the east coast of Taiwan. It is a section of the Provincial Highway Taijiu Line. It was built during the Japanese colonial period. It was a coastal road along the north road of the Qing Dynasty.
It was opened to traffic in May 1932 and was renamed Suhua Highway after the war. Later, new tunnels were built and widened to asphalt roads. It was opened to traffic in both directions on October 25, 1990. Starting in the north is Suao Town, Yilan County, and ending in the south is Hualien City, Hualien County. The seaside road is 118 kilometers long and is roughly built along the coastline, sometimes winding into the hinterland of the flat estuary delta. You can see the Pacific Ocean and cliffs and mountains along the road, making it a world-famous landscape highway.
Hualien Beibin Park is located in the northeast corner of Hualien City. Going south can lead to Nanbin Park, and going north can reach Qixingtan. It is the dividing point between the two major scenic spots and covers a very wide area. Walking along the coastal road, the Pacific Ocean appears in front of you without any obstruction. There are sparse flowers and trees on the roadside, and white wildflowers blooming on both sides of the road, which is very beautiful. The winding paths paved with marble are endless, the slopes are green and grassy, and the waves on the seaside are like snow. There are complete planned facilities in the park, such as artificial beach volleyball courts, where many young people who love sports compete in sweaty competitions; whether fishing, collecting shellfish, strolling, or admiring the blue sky on the beach, it is fascinating. It is refreshing and refreshing. There are pavilions and seats along the way, where you can invite friends to have a picnic and chat.
