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Want to head to the seaside on a holiday to relax and heal your soul with the ocean? You don’t have to travel all the way to Hualien or Taitung for stunning sea views—Keelung also has beautiful and photogenic spots. ETtoday EBC News Cloud has specially compiled a list of Keelung’s 3 most popular seaside parks where you can take in the beauty of the vast ocean.

▲ Keelung's Heping Island Coastal Park boasts rich natural landscapes and unique geological wonders. (Photo / IG@elena_0921Provided, same below. Please do not take photos without permission.)
Heping Island Coastal Park
Located on the eastern side of Keelung Harbor, Heping Island Coastal Park features abundant natural scenery and unique geological formations, such as the famous tofu rocks, Ten Thousand People Pile, and Thousand-Layer Mattress. The views at sunset or sunrise are absolutely stunning. The tofu rocks were even selected by foreign media as one of “the 19 most beautiful places in the world to watch the sunrise,” making it famous internationally.

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Transportation
By car: Take National Freeway 1 to the Keelung exit, then follow Zhongzheng Viaduct → Zhongzheng Road → Zhengbin Road → He 1st Road → Ping 1st Road.
By public transport: Take the high-speed rail to Taipei Station, transfer to TRA to Keelung Station, then take Keelung City Bus (Route 101) to Heping Island Park Stop.

▲ The super popular giant broom at Chaojing Park is the “Broom Savior” created by French artist Patrick Demazeau, symbolizing the removal of threats to the marine environment such as trash and pollutants.
Chaojing Park
Situated on the eastern side of Badouzi Peninsula and covering about one hectare, Chaojing Park offers beautiful views overlooking Haihang Bay (also known as Huanfan Da’ao). Originally a waste dumping site, it was transformed by the Ocean Technology Museum into an excellent spot for enjoying sea views.

▲ The wooden torii gate offers sweeping sea views and has become very popular recently, especially with girls coming here for photos.
The park is well-planned and features numerous art installations, including the “Broom Savior” and “Tip of the Iceberg” created by artists from France and Canada, both of which are popular photo spots. Against the blue sky, white clouds, and green lawns, it looks like a painting.

▲ The trail offers unobstructed views of the stunning sea.
Address: Lane 369, Beining Road, Zhongzheng District, Keelung City
Transportation
By car:
1. Exit at Madong Interchange on National Freeway 3, take Freeway 62 toward Ruifang, continue straight to Keelung, arrive at Chaojing Park, then walk in.
2. Exit at Northeast Coast Interchange on National Freeway 1, take Freeway 62 toward Ruifang, continue to Provincial Highway 2 (Coastal Highway) toward Keelung, arrive at Chaojing Park, then walk in.
By bus:
From Keelung Railway Station, take Bus 103 to HST Station or Bus 108 to Chaojing Park Stop, then walk in.

▲ The “Valley of Forgetfulness” in Badouzi Coastal Park is a popular attraction, offering boundless seas and breathtaking views, with distant views of Keelung Islet. (Photo / User IG stanleyyang_z.x Provided. Please do not take photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
Badouzi Coastal Park
Located along Keelung’s coastline, Badouzi Park features well-developed trails, pavilions, ocean-view platforms, and the super-popular “Valley of Forgetfulness.” In addition to enjoying the view of Keelung Islet and the vast ocean while feeling the gentle sea breeze, visitors can also head to the 101 Highland at the top of the park for panoramic 360-degree views, including Jiufen, Fan’ao Bay, and Wanghai Lane. The park also offers rare coastal cliff views found in Taiwan.
Transportation:
Public Transport:
Take bus No. 103 or 107 from Keelung City Bus Terminal to Badouzi Station, then follow the signs and walk to the destination.
By Car:
Take Zhongzheng Road to Provincial Highway No. 2 (Beining Road), continue until you reach Badouzi, then turn left onto Badou Street to arrive.
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