By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
When it comes to the scenic beauty of wind power, many travelers think of New Zealand’s vast grasslands dotted with wind turbines—majestic white windmills scattered across lush green fields, creating a spectacular sight. But in fact, Taiwan has its own equally stunning landscape. Thanks to the strong northeastern monsoon, Taiwan ranks second in the world in wind power energy density, just behind New Zealand.
Taiwan’s wind power density ranks second in the world (Image source / Hakka Cultural Development Center)
Miaoli’s Good Hope Cape sits atop a coastal hill at the highest vantage point (Image source / Hakka Cultural Development Center)
Overlooking the endless ocean with rolling white waves (Image source / Hakka Cultural Development Center)
Towering, majestic wind turbines (Image source / Hakka Cultural Development Center)
Pure white wind turbines against the sky (Image source / Hakka Cultural Development Center)
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