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A Dreamy Photography Spot in Hsinchu, "Voice of the Sea," Destroyed

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Typhoon Soudelor struck, leaving widespread devastation. The "Voice of the Sea," a coastal spot in Hsinchu City’s Xiangshan District known as a hidden gem among photographers, was damaged by strong winds and waves. The news quickly sparked heated discussions online, and...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
 

Typhoon Soudelor struck, leaving widespread devastation. The "Voice of the Sea," a coastal spot in Hsinchu City’s Xiangshan District known as a hidden gem among photographers, was damaged by strong winds and waves. The news quickly sparked heated discussions online, and many photography enthusiasts expressed their sorrow.

A dreamy spot for photographers: the Voice of the Sea. (Photo provided by BrickBrick)

The Voice of the Sea is a small seawall path that extends straight into the sea. (Photo provided by BrickBrick)

The "Voice of the Sea," a hidden gem for photography lovers, is a roughly 100-meter-long seawall along the coast of Hsinchu City’s Xiangshan District. This straight seawall stretches all the way into the sea. When the sun sets, the surrounding area glows golden, creating a dreamy scene that resembles a path to heaven—earning it the nickname "Path to Heaven." Normally, aside from anglers fishing on the seawall, many photography enthusiasts also visit to capture sunset photos. Now, affected by Typhoon Soudelor, the Voice of the Sea has been battered by fierce winds and massive waves, and the once heavenly path has been reduced to shattered chunks of concrete.

At sunset, many visitors come here to play and take photos. (Photo provided by BrickBrick)

No matter when you come to take photos, you can capture your own unique feeling. (Photo provided by Vic)

The straight seawall stretches all the way into the sea. (Photo provided by Vic)

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