美崙山

Meilun Mountain makes Hualien City a breathable city, with large turf for recreation, winding trails to climb the mountain, and beautiful ocean views to overlook. Meilun Mountain is a subtropical forest ecosystem, with abundant rainfall, warm climate, and low-density development, so there are still verdant trees and flora and fauna here. The Martyrs’ Shrine to the south offers a bird's-eye view of Hualien’s urban area. The Meilun Mountain Ecological Exhibition Hall next to the entrance displays ecological slides of various insects such as fireflies, crickets, and butterflies. It is an outdoor teaching area for elementary schools in Hualien. In addition, there are many hiking trails in Meilun Mountain. Following any trail, in any season, whether it is morning or evening, sunny or rainy, visitors can enjoy the colorful and rich ecology of Meilun Mountain.

The trail around the mountain that can be walked easily and happily is clean and tidy everywhere. Recently, some platforms are being repaired, which affects the view from the top of the mountain. The flowers and trees are prosperous and the air is fresh. A walk around the mountain has the effect of sports, and the sports facilities are also complete. The parking around is very convenient, and it is very suitable for bringing children.

There is a statue of Mickey Mouse at the foot of the mountain. It only takes a moment to reach the heights

The well-established hills can easily exercise physical fitness, are well maintained, there are public toilets that can be used, and the trails are kept quite intact

If Hualien is the back garden of Taipei, Meilun Mountain is the back garden of Hualien. Calling it a mountain doesn't look like it, but rather like a hill. After all, its altitude is only 108 meters, which is lower than the average low mountain. If you go up from the entrance of Shangzhi Road, it is a little steep at first, and then it becomes smooth after a long walk. It is a very pleasant leisure trail. It is not difficult and time-consuming, and it can exercise your heart and lungs. should. There is a path at the end of the Martyrs' Shrine, and there are several concrete animals with strange shapes. It is said that the former mayor Yu Rennei (in 1979) commissioned the former director of general affairs of Chung Cheng Elementary School and the teacher to make them. There are more than ten. Not long ago, artist Qiu Chenghong transported them to Beibin for an exhibition. Now that the holiday is over, they are back in the mountains again, returning to their jobs, and greeting the passersby.