By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Nature’s wonders never cease, and Taiwan in particular is home to many stunning landscapes. The Bible recounts how the prophet Moses parted the Red Sea, hailed as one of the most magnificent miracles. Yet, you can witness such a sight in Taiwan. In Penghu’s Kuibi Mountain Geological Park, which includes Kuibi Mountain and Chi Islet, a long S-shaped gravel path emerges from the receding tide, connecting the two landmasses. This is a typical tombolo landform, allowing visitors to walk to Chi Islet during low tide.
Kuibi Mountain Geological Park resembles a modern-day Moses Parting the Sea (Image source: Penghu County Government)
Kuibi Mountain and Chi Islet reveal an S-shaped gravel path when the tide recedes (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
The inner bay of Kuibi Mountain is dotted with numerous basalt dikes (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
Penghu boasts many pilgrimage-like wonders, and the Kuibi Moses Parting the Sea is hailed by netizens as a must-visit destination in a lifetime. Scenic Spots recommends this spot to all travelers—plan a trip to Penghu, snap memorable photos, and admire the island’s natural beauty.
People gather at Kuibi, waiting for the Moses Parting the Sea moment (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
Some can’t wait even before the tide fully recedes (Image source: Penghu National Scenic Area)
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