瑞穗（瑞穗鄉）是位于花莲县南部的一个乡村乡镇，以其温泉和秀姑峦溪流域而闻名。

了解

居民主要由闽南人、客家人和台湾原住民组成，其中大多数是阿美族。农业和旅游业是主要产业。

抵达

乘火车

• 1 富源车站 (富源車站). (更新于 2021年1月)
• 2 瑞穗车站 (瑞穗車站). The station was opened on 26 January 1915. (更新于 2021年1月)

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北回归线标志塔

历史与文化

• 1 瑞穗北回归线标志塔 (北回歸線標誌塔). A monument marking the Tropic of Cancer. The monument was built in 1933 west of Ruisui Railway Station. Due to the Hualien–Taitung line tracks replacement work carried out in 1981, the monument wad relocated to Wuhe Terrace and placed along the Provincial Highway 9. (更新于 2021年1月)
• 2 扫叭石柱 (掃叭石柱). The site consists of two adjacent stone pillars standing with 5.75 meters and 3.99 meters of height. The stone pillar are artifacts from Beinan culture since Stone Age era around 3,000 years ago. (更新于 2021年1月)

寺庙

• 3 青莲寺 (青蓮寺), ☏ +886 38872128. (更新于 2021年1月)

活动

• 1 瑞穗牧场 (瑞穗牧场). A tourist attraction ranch in Wuhe Village. The ranch land is very fertile due to the fresh water supply from the Central Mountain Range. The ranch used to be a papaya farm. (更新于 2021年1月)

• 2 秀姑峦溪泛舟 (秀姑巒溪泛舟). Rafting down the river in inflatable boats. (更新于 2021年1月)
• 3 虎头山徒步道 (虎頭山). (更新于 2021年1月)

公园与自然

• 4 富源国家森林游乐区 (富源國家森林遊樂區). The forest recreation area is located at an elevation of 225–750 metres (738–2,461 ft) above sea level with a total area of 191 hectares (470 acres). The recreation area is equipped with BBQ area, camping ground, jungle trekking trails, etc. (更新于 2021年1月)

餐饮

• 1 瑞穗夜市 (瑞穗夜市), Minquan East Road. 周二 18:00-22:00. A typical Taiwanese night market with a range of snacks. (更新于 2021年1月)

下一站

• 太鲁阁峡谷 – An impressive 19-km-long canyon, and the name, Taroko, means the "magnificent and splendid" in the language of Truku, the aboriginal tribe residing in the area.
• 合欢山 – A fantastic journey through the wonders of Taroko Gorge and past, ending in a treeless, absolutely different ecosystem.
• River Valleys – The might of typhoons and heavy rains have, over millions of years, carved out of the soft bedrock magnificent river valleys. If you find a river valley (Mugua RIver, for example) and follow it and hike along some tributaries, you are in for a wonderful adventure. No gift shops or 7-Elevens here, just the wonders of Taiwan.
• 铜门 – South of Hualien City, between Jian and Liyu Lake, lies Taroko's little brother.
• Highway 11 – Rent a scooter and hit the road. The beauty of the coastline in Hualien can be enjoyed from this gorgeous stretch of highway. Although many buses and cars are also drawn here and many cite this as a cause for safety concerns, this is by most accounts false. Take care, drive responsibly, and always be careful when around traffic, but do not let anyone deter you from this drive. Pack a lunch and picnic on the coast with the turquoise ocean lapping at the coastline below. Buses and taxis will take you along this road also. Taxis are more personable (they will stop when you say 'stop') but buses are much cheaper. However, both pale in comparison to the experience of driving yourself.