Things To Do
in Beinan

Open-air mounds and museum grounds provide historical context with soft morning light and wide landscape shots.

Expansive greenery, lakes, and winding paths offer opportunities for nature photography and candid park scenes.

Elevated viewpoints over the city and coast, ideal for sunset panoramas.

Rugged shorelines and turquoise water provide dramatic seascapes, especially at sunrise and during windy days.

A fragrant chicken dish cooked with sesame oil, soy sauce, and rice wine; widely found in local eateries and casual restaurants.

Must-Try!

A classic Taiwanese street staple combining oysters, eggs, and a starchy batter, served with savory sauce at night markets and stalls.

Freshly caught seafood skewers grilled over charcoal, popular at coastal stalls and market vendors.

A tropical summer dessert featuring ripe mango, shaved ice, condensed milk, and mango syrup.

A hub for local snacks, seafood skewers, and desserts on weekend evenings, with Indigenous-influenced bites and fresh fruit treats.

Seasonal stalls along the Beinan coastline offering grilled seafood, bubble tea, and simple street dishes.

Greet with a polite nod or short Mandarin greeting like 'Ni hao'; maintain modest personal space and avoid loud conversations in public or sacred spaces.

Haggle gently only at markets where it’s common; thank vendors with a smile and cash exchange with both hands when appropriate.

Respect Indigenous cultures and ceremonies; ask before taking photos of people or performances.

If visiting homes or traditional venues, remove shoes when asked and greet elders respectfully.

Tipping is not customary in Taiwan and most service charges are included. If you receive exceptional service, a small tip or rounding up the bill is appreciated but not expected, particularly in casual eateries.

Cash (New Taiwan Dollar) and credit cards are widely accepted in towns and tourist spots. Mobile wallets and contactless payments are increasingly common, but carry some cash for markets and small stalls.

Hot, humid, and prone to afternoon storms and the chance of typhoons. Carry water, wear sun protection, and plan indoor or shaded activities during peak heat; coastal breezes make evenings pleasant.

Milder temperatures with comfortable humidity, ideal for outdoor activities, cycling, and photography without the extreme heat.

Cool to mild with occasional rain; pack light jackets and rain gear. Outdoor exploration is still pleasant on sunny days.

Refreshing and often rainy early on, with blooming flora making trails and coastal routes especially scenic.

A regional airport near Beinan with domestic flights to Taipei and other cities; convenient for arrivals and departures.

Located to the north, offering domestic connections; a longer ride by train or road to Beinan but provides alternative access to eastern Taiwan.

Amis and Bunun communities contribute rich cultural traditions, music, and crafts to the region.

A mix of locals, migrants, and travelers add variety to markets and dining options.