Changbin

Changbin (長濱) is a coastal township in northern Taitung County, Taiwan, known for its dramatic coastal scenery, Baxian Cave (discoveries of prehistoric artefacts), and quiet beaches.

The climate is tropical.

By Plane

Taitung Airport (TTT) is about 70 km south.

By Train

Changbin does not have a TRA station. The nearest is Chenggong Station (15 km south).

By Car / Road

Changbin is accessible via Provincial Highway 11. From Taitung City, drive north for about 1 hour.

A car is essential.

• Baxian Cave — Archaeological sites with evidence of prehistoric habitation.

• Changbin Coast — Dramatic cliff and ocean scenery.

• Changbin Fishing Harbour — A small port.

• Visit the archaeological sites.

• Walk the coastal trails.

• Enjoy fresh seafood.

• Small local eateries serve Taiwanese dishes including noodles, rice plates, and braised meats. NT$50u2013100 per meal.
• Street food stalls offer snacks like fried chicken, oyster omelettes, and bubble tea.
• Convenience stores are available for quick meals and drinks.

Tap water is not safe to drink; bottled water is widely available. Local tea shops serve bubble tea and Taiwanese tea. Convenience stores sell beverages.

• Budget: Simple guesthouses, NT$800–1,200.

Local snacks, market goods, and regional specialties. Convenience stores for daily essentials.

• Chenggong — 15 km south.
• Donghe — 30 km south.
• Fengbin — 10 km north (across the border in Hualien).