
▲The photographer captured the super beautiful sunset at Cape Pearl near Gaomei Wetland. (Picture/Provided by photographer "Flying in the Sky", the same below.)
Tourism Center/Comprehensive Report
Taichung Gaomei Wetland has been selected by foreign websites as a "splendid scenery that must be visited at least once in a lifetime". The rich intertidal zone and wetland ecology and the dream-like scenery when the sun sets have become an alternative light of Taiwan. I believe many Taiwanese tourists have already made the pilgrimage. The boardwalk is crowded with people during holidays, but in fact, No. 9 Windmill Square and Cape Pearl are also good places to enjoy the sunset.
Perhaps because tourists gather on the Gaomei Wetland Boardwalk, there are relatively few crowds near Qingshui Windmill Avenue. The vast landscape can overlook the entire sunset, and rows of windmills rotate in the wind, which makes it feel like summer. Watching the sunset, the windmill becomes the most beautiful silhouette on the pink background. The romantic environment is also very suitable for a date.

▲It’s very romantic to sit side by side and watch the sunset and blow the sea breeze.
In addition to Windmill Avenue, the Pearl of the Cape is also worth visiting. A shell-shaped seat is like falling into a worldly environment. You can sit on it and quietly enjoy the beautiful scenery in front of you. This year, the Taichung City Government Transportation Bureau has opened 3 more sightseeing bus routes. Among them, bus No. 309 can go directly from the train station to Gaomei Wetland every day. It makes people want to make another pilgrimage. If you don’t want to be crowded next time, go to these two places to watch the sunset and relax!

▲Aerial photography of Cape Pearl looks like a beautiful corner left behind in the world.
"Gaomei Wetland"
Transportation route guide: click here.
Location:From the Gaomei Wetland Landscape Bridge towards Wuqi Fishing Port, you can find Windmill No. 9 and Cape Pearl.
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