By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Nature is full of wonders, and Taiwan, in particular, boasts a wealth of remarkable landscapes. The Bible tells of the prophet Moses parting the Red Sea, regarded as one of the most spectacular miracles. However, you can also witness such a sight in Taiwan. In Penghu’s Qibi Mountain Geopark, which includes Qibi Mountain and Chi Islet, a long, S-shaped gravel path emerges from the seabed during low tide, connecting the two landmasses — a classic example of a tombolo. At low tide, visitors can actually walk to Chi Islet.
Qibi Mountain Geopark resembles the miracle of Moses parting the sea (Image source: Penghu County Government)
A S-shaped gravel path appears between Qibi Mountain and Chi Islet during low tide (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
The inner bay of Qibi Mountain is scattered with numerous basalt dykes (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
Penghu is home to many pilgrimage-like natural wonders, and Qibi Moses Parting the Sea has been hailed by netizens as a must-visit destination in a lifetime. Scenic Spots recommends all travelers to plan a trip to Penghu, snap memorable photos, and enjoy the island’s breathtaking natural beauty.
People gather at Qibi, waiting for the moment of Moses parting the sea (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
Some visitors can't wait even before the tide fully recedes (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
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