Picture a rugged cape stretching 1,700 meters into the sea, shaped like a giant turtle dipping below the waves—welcome to Yehliu Geopark, Taiwan’s wild coastal wonder. Born from Datun Mountain’s reach, this spot dazzles with nature’s artistry: sandstone carved by sea erosion, weathering, and earth’s restless dance. Wander through three distinct zones—Queen’s Head and Fairy’s Shoe in the first, Bean Curd and Dragon Head in the second, and sea caves with seal-like rocks in the third. It’s a living gallery of trenches, candle-shaped stones, and pot-like formations, each whispering tales of time and tide.

Just an hour from Taipei, Yehliu beckons adventurers and dreamers alike. Stand before the iconic Queen’s Head, snap a photo by the Lin Tien Jane statue—a tribute to selfless bravery—or lose yourself in the geopark’s raw beauty. Bring sturdy shoes for the rocky paths, a camera for the surreal shapes, and a curious mind—geology buffs will revel in its secrets. Entry’s a steal on Pelago, with kids under six free. Book now and let Yehliu’s windswept shores sweep you into a day of awe, where nature sculpts and stories endure.

• Discover a Geological Wonderland: Explore Yehliu Geopark, one of Taiwan’s most iconic natural attractions, renowned for its unique and otherworldly rock formations.
• Marvel at Iconic Landmarks: Snap photos with famous formations like the Queen’s Head, Fairy Shoe, and Sea Candles, all sculpted by nature over thousands of years.
• Walk Along Scenic Coastal Trails: Enjoy panoramic views of the sea and the rugged coastline as you stroll through this outdoor geological museum.
• Educational and Family-Friendly: Learn about the park’s geology and ecology through informative displays—ideal for curious minds of all ages.