Xiuguluan River — The Xiuguluan River, approximately 104 kilometers in length, originates from the Central Mountain Range and is the largest river in eastern Taiwan, cutting through the Coastal Mountain Range before flowing into the sea.

Xiuguluan River. The Xiuguluan River, approximately 104 kilometers in length, originates from the Central Mountain Range and is the largest river in eastern Taiwan, cutting through the Coastal Mountain Range before flowing into the sea. The Xiuguluan River, approximately 104 kilometers in length, originates from the Central Mountain Range and is the largest river in eastern Taiwan, cutting through the Coastal Mountain Range before flowing into the sea. The river's long-term cutting and erosion have carved out many steep canyons, creating landforms such as meanders and river terraces. It has sculpted the sedimentary rocks on both sides of the mountains into ever-changing scenery. The boulder clusters, commonly known as "Emperor Stones," are as white as jade with patterns like paintings, earning the area the nickname "Jade Washed by Xiuguluan." Address: 花蓮縣瑞穗鄉未打辣中山路三段 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hualien