A tourist destination that embraces both mountains and sea: Kenting National Park

By MOOK Travel Life Network, reported by Fulong Mark
 
Situated at the southern tip of Taiwan, Kenting National Park was inaugurated in 1984 and is the oldest of Taiwan’s national parks. It is famed for its clear blue skies, picturesque beaches, and captivating mountain landscapes. Covering an area of 333 square kilometers—with the ocean accounting for half of that—Kenting National Park boasts a wealth of natural attractions, including the tropical botanical garden within the Kenting National Forest Recreation Area and world-class coral reefs.

Once a tranquil fishing village, Kenting City has been one of Taiwan’s most popular beach resorts for over a decade. With typical tropical elements like coconut trees, golden stretches of sandy beaches scattered like treasure, quaint rural villages, thrilling diving spots, bustling night markets, and vibrant bars and clubs, Kenting offers a laid-back and relaxing atmosphere.