Jinlun Bridge

The best time to visit Jinlun Bridge is during the cooler months from autumn to spring (October to April). During this period, the weather is mild and comfortable for sightseeing and outdoor activities. You can expect clear skies ideal for photography, especially of the bridge stretching toward the sea and the sunrise views near Jinlun Hot Spring. Winter also brings the opportunity to enjoy the warm natural hot springs.

Must-see attractions include Jinlun Bridge itself, admired for its architectural elegance and ocean views. Nearby Jinlun Village offers cultural insight and photogenic rural scenes. Don’t miss Jinlun Hot Spring, where you can bathe in natural mineral waters while enjoying mountain and river scenery. The red Jinlun Rainbow Bridge is another notable landmark close by.

Visitors typically start their journey from Taitung City, which is the nearest major urban center. From there, you can drive or take a bus south along Provincial Highway 9 toward Taimali Township. Jinlun Bridge is located near kilometer markers 412 to 415 on this highway, making it easily accessible by car or local transport from Taitung.

Jinlun Bridge is unique for its design that blends harmoniously with the coastal landscape, earning it the nickname of Taiwan’s most beautiful viaduct. Locals and photographers cherish the bridge’s visual effect of extending infinitely into the sea, especially when captured with telephoto lenses. The bridge also symbolizes improved connectivity for Taimali and the surrounding communities since its opening in 2017.

Nearby attractions ideal for a combined trip include Jinlun Hot Spring, where visitors can relax in natural warm waters. Jinlun Village offers a taste of local culture and scenic photography spots. The South Link Highway route along the coast also provides access to other Taitung highlights such as Dulan Village, the East Rift Valley, and coastal beaches, making for a rich, diverse travel itinerary.