Shuguang Bridge, Transport bridge in Hualien County, Taiwan.
Shuguang Bridge spans the Meilun River, connecting different sections of Hualien County with its concrete and steel construction. The structure is approximately 500 meters long and provides a wide pathway for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.
The bridge opened in 1939 and was a major milestone in the infrastructure development of Hualien County during the early twentieth century. Its completion significantly improved transportation connections across this mountainous region.
The bridge serves as a gathering spot where local residents cross daily and cyclists pass through on their way to explore the region. It functions as a natural meeting point that connects people from different parts of Hualien County in their everyday journeys.
The bridge is most easily accessed on foot if you are nearby, or you can rent a bicycle to explore the wider area. The pathways are accessible for different skill levels and the location is passable throughout the year.
The location sits at the intersection of multiple cycling routes that branch toward the Pacific Ocean and the entrance of Taroko National Park. Many cyclists view it as a strategic point to stop and refuel before heading in either direction.
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