HUALIEN, TAIWAN – \n July\u2013August at Hualien Station: \u201cWe Bloom!\u201d IP Art Installation<\/i>\n <\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Hualien County Magistrate According to the Hualien County Government, The campaign encourages visitors to explore local daily life. A journey may begin in Visitors can also enjoy Indigenous cuisine at With its mountains, ocean, culture, and slower pace, Hualien offers travelers a place to breathe and reconnect. The For more information, please visit the official
\nMedia OutReach Newswire<\/a> \u2013 12 December 2025 \u2013 The Hualien County Government has launched its 2025 tourism identity,
\n“We Bloom! \u7e41\u82b1\u76db\u958b,”<\/strong> marking the county’s renewal after the April 3 earthquake. With updated visuals and integrated marketing efforts, the initiative presents Hualien’s natural landscapes and relaxed rhythm of life.<\/p>\n![\"July\u2013August](\"https:\/\/images.media-outreach.com\/713449\/picture-for-Japan.jpg\")
\nHsu Chen-Wei<\/strong> stated that reconstruction has strengthened the county and that Hualien is ready to welcome visitors. She noted that the region’s mountains, coastline, cultural heritage, and hospitality offer a calming travel experience, and she invited travelers to support the county’s continued recovery.\n<\/p>\n
\n“We Bloom! \u7e41\u82b1\u76db\u958b”<\/strong> focuses on themes of identity, openness, and renewal. Through brand updates and cross-sector partnerships, the initiative increases Hualien’s visibility in domestic and international tourism markets.\n<\/p>\n
\nXincheng Township<\/strong> along the North-Link Railway, where Qixingtan, Xincheng Catholic Church, Etude Bookstore, and Shanhai Dept. Store reflect local cultural and creative energy. Further into
\nTaroko Gorge<\/strong>, travelers can join the
\nTaroko Wilderness School<\/em> to discover Indigenous culture and nature-based activities, and stay at
\nSilks Place Taroko<\/strong> for a restful retreat in the mountains.\n<\/p>\n
\nHoushan Fern Rise<\/strong>, featuring dishes made with bird’s-nest fern, Ailanthus prickly ash, and other local ingredients. Returning to Ji’an and downtown Hualien, travelers may try creative savory ice cream at
\nSAN KAI AMAI<\/strong> or visit the restored Japanese-era complex
\nJiang Jun Fu 1936<\/strong>, where coffee, baked goods, and dining capture Hualien’s local character.\n<\/p>\n
\n“We Bloom!”<\/strong> initiative aims to guide the county toward a full resurgence of tourism in 2025.\n<\/p>\n
\n“We Bloom! <\/strong>\u7e41\u82b1\u76db\u958b<\/strong>“<\/strong> website:
\nhttps:\/\/hlwebloom.tw<\/a>\n<\/p>\n