Yuli Shrine Site — Located west of the station, the "Yuli Shrine Site" was a structure built under the shrine town policy during the Japanese colonial era. After World War II, the main body collapsed, and only two torii gates, some stone lanterns, and the worship stairs remain.

Yuli Shrine Site. Located west of the station, the "Yuli Shrine Site" was a structure built under the shrine town policy during the Japanese colonial era. After World War II, the main body collapsed, and only two torii gates, some stone lanterns, and the worship stairs remain. Located west of the station, the "Yuli Shrine Site" was a structure built under the shrine town policy during the Japanese colonial era. After World War II, the main body collapsed, and only two torii gates, some stone lanterns, and the worship stairs remain, making it the most well-preserved shrine ruins in Hualien. Once overgrown with weeds, the shrine was listed as a Hualien County designated historic site in 2008, bringing its past historical and cultural splendor back to light. The path from the entrance torii gate to the top of the shrine is gentle and easy to walk. Overlooking the long staircase from a high vantage point, it is filled with Japanese style, creating a unique sense of time and space. The shrine, hidden in the mountains and forests, seems to possess an extra layer of tranquility and mystery. Address: 花蓮縣玉里鎮西邊街 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hualien