By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Taiwan is home to many lesser-known secret spots. Thanks to its frequent seismic activity and unique geography surrounded by the sea, the island boasts an abundance of natural landscapes. The spot we’re introducing this time offers a Grand Canyon-like experience without needing to fly to the United States. Due to their rarity across the country, these unique landforms have become hidden photography havens in northern Taiwan.
Taiwan is dotted with many lesser-known secret spots due to its geological structure (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
Miaoli – Zhuolan Grand Canyon
Zhuolan Grand Canyon is located on the Dajia Riverbed at the border between Zhuolan Township in Miaoli and Dongshi District in Taichung (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
The great canyon was split into two parts by the 921 earthquake and typhoons (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
Zhuolan’s unique grand canyon stretches about 300 meters in length and reaches a depth of over ten meters (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
Looking out over Zhuolan Grand Canyon, one side features vast plains while the other showcases majestic, towering cliffs (Image source / Council of Hakka Affairs)
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