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Jiangqing
Village, an indigenous tribe
located against the mountain, is
located in the north part of Hualien County Wanrong
Township
and covers 640.9724 hektares,
abuting Silin Village in the
north and next to Fenglin
Village in the south. Central
Mountains in the west of the
village border Nantou County and
Pinglin Mt. is the nearest
massif to Jianqing. Qingshui
River in the north borders Silin
Village, originated from Central
Mountains, through Jianqing,
Nanping and Beilin, and flowing
to Hualein River as conflux.
Qingshui
River flows through the valley,
clear
and unpolluted, which can
serve visitors itself and forest
bath is available as woods
flourishing aroud.
Transportation of the area is
not convenient yet, but lots of
visitors are attracted and visit
the area in holidays. Qingshui
River should be regarded as a
river maintaining original view
and a tour spot with high
natural level.
Inside
transportation mainly adopts
industrial roads, but outward
adopts Huatung Road
of Expressway 9. Jianqing
Village borders Linnanpingli in
the east, and abuts Fenglin
Village Fengyi Neighborhood (Fenglin
Mt.) in the south. Villagers
visit Fenglin Village with the
highest frequency usually by
motorcycle or driving through
Expressway 9, costing about
10-20 minutes. Huadong Railway
serves as another transportation
tool, suitable for long distance
travel. People can take the
train at Nanping Station if they
plan to visit Hualien or Taidong,
but more trains are available in
Fenglin Train Station with time
more flexible. If one wants to
visit Jianqing Village from
Hualien, he/she can take a bus
or train to Nanping Station
of Fenglin Village, turn to a
alleyway towards west (turn
right from the provincial road),
and walk to Jianqing Village for
about 5-10 minutes.
Source:
“Mountains and Waters of
Jianqing”, Alang Miharasi Native
Studies Program Unit 2, Jianqing
Elementary School
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