By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Every year from April to September is the peak period for the "blue tears" phenomenon in Matsu. This week, many tourists and locals have noticed faint blue glows appearing on the sea surface. Unexpectedly, on the evening of the 15th, the blue tears erupted in an unusually large volume, prompting many residents and netizens to take photos and check in. The internet has been flooded with photos of the blue tears, and some locals even exclaimed that they had never seen such a vivid blue before.
The evening of the 15th marked the first major eruption of blue tears this year, attracting many tourists and photography enthusiasts to witness the spectacle (Image source / Beigan Blue Tears Fan Page)
Matsu's blue tears have been ranked as one of the world’s top 15 wonders. Witnessing a massive eruption is a rare and unpredictable opportunity. The brightness of the blue tears is influenced by tides, ocean currents, moonlight, light pollution, and other factors, and the experience can vary greatly depending on the location. This eruption was a once-in-a-year cosmic-scale event across Matsu’s four townships and five islands, occurring no more than five times annually, and the timing is hard to predict. The evening of the 15th marked this year’s first major eruption, drawing many tourists and photography enthusiasts to witness the spectacle.
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