Kunding

Kunding is an old fishing village located on the western coast of Taiwan, specifically in the Hualien County. The village is situated on the coast of Dong'ai Township, which is known for its picturesque scenery, beaches, and coral reefs.

Geographically, Kunding is nestled in a secluded bay, surrounded by hills and mountains. The village is accessible by a single-lane road that winds its way through the coastal hills, and it is also possible to reach Kunding by boat.

Economically, Kunding has traditionally been a fishing community, with many residents depending on the sea for their livelihood. The village is known for its bounty of marine life, including corals, seaweed, and a variety of fish species. However, in recent years, the village has diversified its economy to include tourism, with many visitors drawn to Kunding's natural beauty and scenery.

In terms of culture, Kunding has a distinct identity shaped by its history as a maritime community. The village is home to a number of cultural festivals and traditions, including the annual 'Festival of the Gods', which celebrates the village's connection to the sea and the spirits that inhabit it.

Kunding has a relatively small population, with only a few thousand residents. However, the village is an important part of the local tourism industry, and its natural beauty and cultural heritage make it a popular destination for visitors.