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Yunshanshui

Yunshanshui (雲山水) means “ Cloud, Mountain, Water ” in Chinese. It’s a beautiful land with dreamy lake and tree. At the entrance of the Yunshanshui, you can see big Royal Palm along roadside. When the sky is clear, you can see the reflected image of Central Mountain Range on the lake, making the scenery so peaceful and tranquil. On the other side of the lake, you can enjoy a great view with forest immersed in flowing water. The color of the lake and the tree varies by different season and weather. Therefore, the place offer visitors various experience whenever you visit. It is suitable for all ages to stroll along the shore of the lake. Next time you visit Hualien, never miss the new private spot “ Yunshanshui ”.

Opening hour:
24hr

Entrance fee:.
Free

Address:
No.18, Aly. 201, Ln. 2, Sec. 2, Fengping Rd., Shoufeng Township, Hualien County 974, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Tel:
N/A

Official Website:
http://www.villa18.com/html/news.php

Notice:
N/A

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Letters from Taiwan is an online diary of what engages and interests me about Taiwan as well as a record of my journeys and discoveries in the region. It is an extended letter of admiration and gratitude to this beautiful country that has so hospitably been my home for over a decade.

Originally from the UK, I arrived in 2000 as a teacher and now work full time as a professional in the field of medical devices.

This blog does take an active, passionate and often partisan interest in Taiwan's current affairs, with particular emphasis on its history, politics and economy. I believe that Taiwan is geographically and politically situated at an important juncture of global hegemonic struggle.

The very identity of the nation and the peoples living here, and the ongoing contest over the definition and meaning of those identities is a field study in contemporary nationalism and nation building. It is because this contest is far from resolved that I find the word 'contingent' the most suitable current descriptor.

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