Fuli

Fùlǐ (富里) is a rural township of approximately 10,000 residents at the southernmost extent of Hualien, Taiwan, about halfway down the Huadong Valley. It was traditionally the territory of the Amis people, but waves of migration have brought Hakka, Taiwanese Plains Indigenous, and other groups to these fertile lands. It is one of several townships in this part of Taiwan famous for its rice. In the Dongli area, the Dazhuang Kuma (大庄公廨) is the only Plains Indigenous shrine in eastern Taiwan, maintained by the local Taivoan community.