【Hualien】- Liyu Lake KAYAK Canoe Experience
- Liyu Lake is the largest inland lake in Hualien County. It is surrounded by mountains and is not greatly affected by the northeast monsoon in autumn and winter. It is a tourist attraction all year round. It is 1.6 kilometers long from north to south, about 930 meters wide from east to west, and covers an area of about 104 hectares. The deepest water in Liyu Pond reaches 15 meters, and it is clear all year round. The water gushes out from the center of the pond, making Liyu Pond a wonderful place. The locals originally called it "Dabi", while the Ami people called it "Ba Nao". Because of the Liyu Mountain that accompanied it, the mountain and lake were as famous as the mountain and lake. It was named Liyu Lake. It was quite famous in the early days. scenic area. Let us use our paddles to spot the water patterns on the surface of the pool and savor the fragrance of nature on the water.
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Traveling by train from Taipei to Hualien typically takes about 2 to 3 hours, depending on the train service chosen. Faster express trains like the Taroko Express or Puyuma Express can complete the journey in approximately 2 hours. After arriving at Hualien Station, Liyutan is about a 30-40 minute drive by car or taxi. It is advisable to book train tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons, due to high demand.
Yes, experiencing Liyutan kayaking as a day trip from Taipei is feasible, but it requires an early start and late return. You would need to take one of the earliest trains from Taipei to Hualien, then transfer to Liyutan. After your kayaking activity, you would catch an evening train back to Taipei. It makes for a full and long day of travel and activity.
No, the Taiwan High Speed Rail (HSR) does not provide direct service to Hualien. HSR lines primarily run along Taiwan's west coast. To reach Hualien, visitors would typically take the HSR to Taipei Station, and then transfer to a conventional train (TRA) service, such as the Taroko Express or Puyuma Express, to travel onwards to Hualien.
From Hualien City or Hualien Station, several car-free options are available to reach Liyutan. You can take a local bus; inquire about routes like the Hualien Bus Route 305 to Liyutan. Taxis are also readily available for a direct journey. Some kayak experience providers may offer shuttle services or transport arrangements from Hualien City, which can be a convenient option.
Yes, taxis are generally readily available in Hualien, particularly around Hualien Train Station, major hotels, and popular tourist areas. You can typically hail a taxi on the street, or use local ride-hailing apps. For journeys to Liyutan and other attractions further out, it's possible to negotiate a flat rate with the driver for convenience, though metered fares are standard.
For bus travel to Hualien Liyutan and within the Hualien region, common payment methods include cash (exact change is often required), and major electronic fare cards such as EasyCard and iPass. These electronic cards can be purchased and topped up at convenience stores and MRT stations throughout Taiwan. It's advisable to have small bills or a charged electronic card handy.
The Hualien Liyutan kayak trip offers a unique chance to explore Taiwan's largest inland lake, Liyu Lake. Paddlers can glide across its clear, calm waters, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding lush mountains and serene natural environment. Unlike coastal kayaking, Liyutan provides a tranquil, freshwater experience, perfect for observing local flora and fauna and appreciating the peaceful lakeside scenery.
During the Hualien Liyutan kayak experience, you can observe breathtaking natural scenery. The lake is nestled among verdant mountains, notably Liyu Mountain, offering lush green backdrops. Its waters are remarkably clear, providing beautiful reflections of the surrounding landscape. Paddlers can often spot various local bird species and appreciate the tranquil, unspoiled natural environment of this expansive inland lake.
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