By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Although Taiwan is not a large island, it boasts incredibly rich natural resources. From mountains towering over 3,000 meters to stunning stretches of coastline, you can enjoy a variety of breathtaking views within just a short distance. The editorial team has curated five uniquely beautiful natural spots in Taiwan. Step outside and rediscover this beautiful land beneath your feet.
Sunlight refracts through this semi-open cavity, creating a blue wonder known as the "Blue Cave." (Image source / Penghu County Government)
Basalt formations are also among the featured attractions. (Image source / Taiwan National Park)
Penghu: South Penghu Marine National Park
The South Penghu Marine National Park was officially established in 2014, making it Taiwan’s ninth national park. It encompasses four islands — Dongjiyu, Xijiyu, Dongyupingyu, and Xiyupingyu — along with surrounding islets, reefs, and sea areas. The Blue Cave located on Xiyupingyu in Penghu is one of its famous attractions. In addition, there are many unique sights such as sea erosion caves, sea erosion platforms, and rock pillars.
Buyi Pavilion offers a view of both mountain and sea scenery, earning it the title of Taiwan’s most beautiful highway. (Photo provided by soulpower109)
New Taipei City: Buyi Pavilion
Located at the highest point along Provincial Highway 102 in New Taipei City, at the junction between Shuangxi and Jiufen, Buyi Pavilion offers a stunning panoramic view. On one side, you can gaze across the entire landscape of Shuangxi District, and on the other, you can look far toward Ruifang. On clear days, the deep blue ocean can be seen in the distance, and during specific times, even sea of clouds are visible. It is hailed as one of Taiwan’s most beautiful highway vistas.
The Forgotten Forest is a barrier lake formed after landslides from the 921 Earthquake blocked the river channel. (Image source / Nantou County Government)
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