By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Northeastern Taiwan, backed by the Snow Mountain Range and facing the Pacific Ocean along the northeast coast, boasts an exceptional geographical position and is also home to a significant gold mining district—truly a place blessed with unparalleled natural advantages. The Earless Teapot Mountain in Jinguashi, named for its resemblance to a teapot without handles, has become an important landmark in the area. It is particularly worth highlighting because from the mountain, one can overlook the Yin-Yang Sea, Keelung Mountain, and the entire Jinguashi region, making it a potential World Heritage Site.
Overlooking Keelung Mountain and the entire Jinguashi (Image source / Cultural Assets Bureau)
A place blessed with unparalleled natural advantages (Image source / Ruifang District Office)
Named for its resemblance to a teapot without handles (Image source / New Taipei City Government)
An important landmark in Jinguashi (Image source / New Taipei City Government)
A potential World Heritage Site (Image source / New Taipei City Government)
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