Wànróng (萬榮), formerly Mǎlǐbāxī (馬里巴西), is a mountain township in west-central Hualien, predominantly home to the Truku (太魯閣) Indigenous people, with Bunun and Seediq communities in the southern villages. The township encompasses part of the former Lintianshan (林田山) forestry operation, one of eastern Taiwan’s largest logging enterprises during the Japanese colonial period. Remnants of its railway network, including the remote Xingao Guesthouse on the abandoned Gaodeng Line near Qicai Lake, survive deep in the mountains. Hongye Hot Springs, a Japanese colonial era resort in the township’s south, has operated for nearly a century.
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Daguan Workstation (大觀工作站), VAC East Mining District (輔導會東部礦場), Anlai Police Garrison (秀林安來駐在所), Takahan Shinto Shrine (大加汗祠), Wanrong Qingshui Canal (清水圳), Hutoushan Cave Temple (花蓮虎頭山青龍王洞廟), Hatsumi Shinto Shrine (初見神社), Xingao Guesthouse (新高招待所), Chiyakan Shinto Shrine (支亞干遙拜所), and Hongye Hot Springs (花蓮紅葉溫泉).