Fengbin Township is a rural township situated in Hualien County, Taiwan. It occupies a distinct geographic position bordering Taitung County to the south, with the Pacific Ocean lying to the east and the Hai'an Range forming its western boundary. This location places it within the broader context of Taiwan's eastern coastal region, characterized by its rugged terrain and proximity to significant natural landmarks.

The township is home to indigenous Taiwanese peoples, specifically the Amis, Kavalan, and Sakizaya communities. These groups form a significant part of the local demographic and cultural landscape. The area has developed around these indigenous populations, maintaining their presence as a core element of the region's identity and social structure throughout its history.

Administratively, Fengbin comprises several villages including Jingpu, Gangkou, Fengbin, Xinshe, and Jici. Notable sites within the township include the Fengbin Tropic of Cancer Marker, a white landmark on Provincial Highway No. 11 where the sun casts no shadow at noon during the summer solstice. Other key features are the Shitiping wave-cut platform, Jici Beach, and the Shitiping Fishing Port.

Visitor appeal is driven by outdoor activities and natural scenery. The Xiuguluan River offers popular rafting between Rueisuei Bridge and Changhong Bridge, while the Taiwan East Coast National Scenic Area encompasses much of the region. Whale watching is available from Shitiping Port, and Jici Beach serves as a scenic spot for swimming and surfing. Local dining includes seafood shared dishes at establishments like Mr.&Mrs. Yuan.

The township has a population of 4,076 as of 2026. Access is facilitated by Provincial Highway No. 11 and No. 11A, with bus routes 1125 and 1140 connecting to Gaungfu railway station. Accommodation options include the Tiao Lang Camping Grounds, which offer both camping sites and regular rooms for guests seeking to experience the coastal environment.