Hualien County
Hualien County, on Taiwan's Pacific-facing east coast, holds 51 Bunkabop connections with 2001 other places across 15 topics, with nature dominating the mix. The Huatung Valley, flanked by the Central and Hai'an mountain ranges, defines how the county's population is distributed. Connections span national parks including Taroko and Yushan, Pacific coastal landscapes such as Qixingtan Beach, and the Tzu Chi Buddhist foundation headquartered in Hualien City. The county shares the most ties with Taiwan and China, followed closely by Kaohsiung and Taipei.
Hehuanshan
Connects Hualien County to: Nantou County | Puli, Taiwan
International Children's Games
Connects Hualien County to: Coventry, England | Lanarkshire | Patras, Greece
Qixingtan Beach
Hualien County
Huatung Valley
Connects Hualien County to: Taiwan | Taitung County | Fenglin, Taiwan
Hualien City
Connects Hualien County to: Puli, Taiwan | Xiulin, Taiwan | Nan'ao
Hai'an Range
Connects Hualien County to: Shoufeng | Guanshan | Ruisui, Taiwan | Fengbin
Taichung City
Connects Hualien County to: Changhua, TWN | Changhua County | Nantou County | Dongshi District | Zhuolan
Kaohsiung City
Connects Hualien County to: Pingtung County | Siaogang District | Taiwan Province, People's Republic of China | Liouguei District, Kaohsiung | Sanxing
Farglory Ocean Park
Connects Hualien County to: Taiwan | Brighton, England | Ji'an, Jiangxi | Shoufeng
Green Party Taiwan
Connects Hualien County to: China | Taiwan | Taipei | Hsinchu, Taiwan Province (government suspended) | Jhang, Pakistan
music festivals in Taiwan
Connects Hualien County to: Taiwan | Taipei | Kaohsiung | Taichung | Pingtung County