The Pacific Ocean is cool in September, and it is a beautiful day in the town.

Except for a few days in September when I encountered the devil anemone, luckily there was no flooding here like in western Taiwan. The rest of the time it was probably super sunny🌄🌅 After entering September, Hualien, a small town on the east coast, is not as hot as it was during the summer vacation. There is even a cool breeze at night. It is an extremely beautiful day every day🏖️🏝️ And it seems that fewer people come to travel during this time😅 So no matter where you are, the tourist spots, night markets, and markets are not as crowded as in July and August during the summer vacation. You can really enjoy the end of the world by the Pacific Ocean and feel like a wanderer alone. Every weekend evening, I go to Beibin Park by the Pacific Ocean to watch the moon🌜. After a hot day, I feel the cool and comfortable wind. Then, next to the Dongdaemun Night Market on holidays, there will be a small market with relatively small characteristics, which gathers the singing art of ethnic minorities. There are not many people, but the singing and dancing are very lively👨‍👩‍👦‍👦👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 It is very Nanyang style🏖️🏖️ This summer vacation has just passed. It was the first summer vacation after the epidemic in 3 years. I really felt the complete openness and saw the enthusiasm of tourists from many countries around the world on the road. 🔥 I hope that next year, the whole world can come and take a look 😆 #nightview #overseastravel #weekendtravel #trip #like #foodphotography #aboriginal #Taiwan #Taiwanlocaltravel