The road is locally referred to as 'Tadao' after the nearby village, which is an Amis indigenous settlement.
There are no power lines or telephone poles along the length of the avenue to ensure a completely clear line of sight.
The vista is often described as the 'Taitung version' of the more famous Brown Boulevard in Chishang.
The paddy fields here are harvested twice a year, significantly altering the landscape's color palette between seasons.
Diamond Avenue (Jingang Avenue) is a prominent cycling route located in Changbin Township, Taitung, known for its unobstructed view of the Pacific Ocean and the coastal mountain range. The path runs through terraced paddy fields that change color from vibrant green to golden yellow depending on the rice harvest season. The absence of utility poles along the road provides an uninterrupted horizon line for photographers. It serves as a quieter alternative to the Chishang Brown Boulevard. The route connects the coastal highway to the base of the mountains, creating a visual effect where the road appears to descend directly into the sea. This region is part of the traditional territory of the Amis indigenous people.
The highest point of the avenue looking eastward toward the Pacific Ocean.
Bring sun protection as there is minimal shade along the open road.
Visit during the golden hour to capture the reflection of the sun on the terraced fields.
Respect local farming activities and refrain from walking into private rice paddies.
Attempting to ride the full length without a bicycle, as the incline toward the mountains can be steep for pedestrians.
Avoid obstructing traffic for photos; stay on the paved path and do not step into farmers' fields.
