The park features a giant, colorful 'Hualien' logo installation that has become a landmark for visitors.
The landscape architecture utilizes native coastal vegetation designed to withstand salt spray and high-wind environments.
It is intentionally integrated with the Hualien Port area's development plan to encourage non-motorized connectivity.
The park's design includes specific structural reinforcements to protect against the frequent seismic activity common in the Hualien region.
Taipingyang Park, also known as Pacific Park South, is a sprawling waterfront destination in Hualien City designed for coastal recreation. The park features extensive paved paths specifically marked for both cycling and pedestrian use, connecting to the broader Hualien coastline. It serves as a landscaped transition zone between the urban density of Hualien City and the rocky Pacific shoreline. The area includes large-scale public art installations, open grassy plazas, and child-friendly play zones. The coastal path offers unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and is a primary segment of the Hualien seaside trail network. Maintenance includes integrated drainage systems to manage coastal erosion and monsoon exposure. The facility is fully accessible with ramps connecting the park to higher ground and adjacent neighborhoods.
The elevated viewing platform overlooking the Pacific Ocean and the large Hualien sculpture at the entrance.
Bring sun protection as the park is largely exposed with limited natural tree cover.
Check the local coastal weather forecast, as strong winds can make cycling difficult during the afternoon.
Utilize the bike rental stations located near the park entrances to cover the long trail distance efficiently.
Do not attempt to swim from the beach access points here, as the Hualien coastline features unpredictable currents and steep drop-offs.
Respect designated lanes for cyclists versus pedestrians to prevent collisions; keep noise levels low in designated resting areas.
