2025 World Bicycle Day, Yilan in the northeast corner is beautiful when riding!

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In response to the United Nations World Bicycle Day on June 3, the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications held the "2025 World Bicycle Day Taiwan Response Event" today (6/3), encouraging the public to use bicycles as a low-carbon tourism tool and practice sustainable tourism together; the Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration also actively responded, and this morning also called on more than 130 people to participate enthusiastically. This event plans two cycling routes, namely "Su'ao New Station to Zhuangwei Sand Dunes Ecological Park" and "Zhuangwei Sand Dunes Ecological Park to Guishan Station". Deputy Director Huang Shifang of the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Deputy Director Jiang Shujun of the Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, and central and local units such as the Yilan County Government jointly participated in the ride, and completed the ride with the public, experiencing the natural scenery of the Lanyang Plain, the natural shade of the Yilan Coastal Bicycle Path, and the sea view of Guishan Island, which is limited to Yilan, allowing participants to experience the beauty of the Northeast Coast and Yilan at the most appropriate speed.

Huang Shifang, deputy director of the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, said: Riding a bicycle is the most convenient and in-depth way to travel in Taiwan. The Tourism Administration and various management offices continue to work hard to optimize the bicycle-friendly environment in their jurisdictions and promote low-carbon sustainable tourism. The Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration has been selected as one of the top 100 green tourist destinations in the world for 9 consecutive years. The cycling route passes through the Zhuangwei Sand Dune Ecological Park and Guishan Island, which have won the "Global Green Destinations 100 Stories Award", as well as the Waiao Service Area, which has won the Green Travel Label. It is very unique and representative of today's World Bicycle Day event. It is worth taking a slow tour to experience the local tourist features and beautiful scenery. Domestic and foreign tourists are also welcome to come to Taiwan and Yilan to experience the fun of slow cycling!