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Taiwan, surrounded by sea and dotted with islands, boasts diverse and ever-changing coastal wonders. With various photography techniques, travelers can capture unique back-view shots that reach new heights of beauty. Beigan Tide Park in Yilan features two massive rocks intertwined to form a One-Line Sky crevice, attracting many netizens and couples to visit and take photos.
The hidden gem of Beigan Tide Park (Photo/s4752147)
Beigan Park is one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Lan Yang. Located along the northeastern coast, this seaside park offers magnificent mountain and sea landscapes, making it one of the hidden gems along the North Coast Highway.
Beigan Park is one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Lan Yang, featuring magnificent mountain and sea landscapes and is one of the hidden gems along the North Coast Highway. (Photo/s4752147)
Originally a checkpoint during the Qing Dynasty, it served as the best barrier to prevent bandits from entering Yilan. The park houses two ancient cannons, said to be artifacts cast during the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty.
The hidden gem of breathtaking scenery (Photo/s4752147)
The park is filled with rugged reefs, where you can observe geological formations such as hogback hills, tofu rocks, and small capes, all shaped by millions of years of erosion. Between the massive rocks and mountain slopes, there are also stairways, trails, and ocean-view pavilions. The winding paths lead visitors through the One-Line Sky crevice between the two towering rocks.
A row of Greek-style columns lined up in unison (Photo/s4752147)
The park is filled with rugged reefs, where you can observe geological formations such as hogback hills, tofu rocks, and small capes, all shaped by millions of years of erosion. (Photo/s4752147)
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