YehLiu Geopark

Yehliu Geopark, located along Taiwan’s stunning northern coast, is a natural wonder known for its breathtaking rock formations shaped by years of sea erosion and wind. The park features a surreal landscape of honeycomb weathering, mushroom rocks, and sea caves that make it one of Taiwan’s most photographed attractions. Visitors can marvel at iconic formations such as the “Queen’s Head,” “Fairy Shoe,” and “Sea Candles,” each uniquely sculpted by nature. Walking through the park’s scenic trails, you’ll be surrounded by dramatic coastal views and the powerful beauty of the Pacific Ocean. Yehliu Geopark offers a perfect blend of geology, photography, and nature exploration — an unforgettable experience for travelers who love the outdoors and natural wonders.

Shifen Waterfall Walk Area

Shifen Waterfall, often called the “Little Niagara of Taiwan,” is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in the country. Located in the charming town of Shifen, this majestic waterfall cascades 20 meters high and spans 40 meters wide, creating a powerful curtain of water surrounded by lush greenery. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking trails, suspension bridges, and multiple viewing platforms that offer breathtaking perspectives of the falls. The mist from the waterfall creates a refreshing atmosphere, perfect for photography and relaxation. Combined with the nearby Shifen Old Street and sky lantern experience, a visit to Shifen Waterfall promises an unforgettable blend of natural beauty and cultural charm.