Fuli Township

Fuli is located at the southernmost tip of Hualien County, Taiwan, nestled in the scenic East Rift Valley between Yuli and Chishang.

The peak season is August to September for the daylily blooms. For green or golden rice paddies, visit in May-June or October-November.

You can take a TRA train to Fuli Station. Alternatively, driving along Provincial Highway 9 offers a scenic road trip experience.

A 1 to 2-day trip is ideal. One day for the mountain views and another for the organic village and local culture.

Must-see spots include Sixty Stone Mountain, Luoshan Waterfall, the Mud Volcano, and the award-winning Fuli Railway Station.

Fuli is famous for its premium rice, daylily soup, and unique mud volcano tofu from Luoshan Village.

Yes, it's great for families. Kids can enjoy DIY tofu making and exploring the safe, open nature of the organic farms.

During the daylily season (Aug-Sep), accommodation and transportation can be crowded, so booking months in advance is recommended.

Nearby attractions include Yuli Town to the north and Chishang (famous for Mr. Brown Avenue) to the south.

It has a humid subtropical climate. Summers are warm, and mountain weather can change quickly, so bring rain gear and sun protection.