One of Taiwan's Most Beautiful Natural Landscapes｜Strolling Among the Sea-Eroded Rocks.

Yehliu Geopark on the North Coast boasts rare and unique geological formations in Taiwan, such as honeycomb rocks, potholes, tofu rocks, and candle-shaped rocks, all sculpted by the sea and wind over the years, resembling a natural art gallery.

The most famous 'Queen's Head' is a must-see! This naturally formed rock looks like the profile of a queen from a distance, elegant and graceful, and has become a landmark of Yehliu. However, due to long-term weathering, its neck is getting thinner, and it is now being studied and protected by experts. So, it's really worth seeing up close while you still can.

The entire park has well-planned trails with several different hiking routes to choose from. It's not too tiring to walk, and you can enjoy the scenery along the way, which is very comfortable. Especially when the weather is good, the azure sea and the peculiar rocks create a picturesque scene, perfect for photos! This place is also very popular with foreign tourists, especially Japanese and Korean visitors. Highly recommended as one of the itineraries to bring friends to Taiwan.

【Transportation】
Public Transport:
Take the Taiwan Railway to Keelung Station or Tamsui Station, then transfer to a bus to Yehliu Station, and walk about 10 minutes to reach the Geopark.
Bus Recommendations:
Take the '790 bus' from Keelung Railway Station towards Jinshan and get off at 'Yehliu Station'.
Take the '862' from Tamsui MRT Station to 'Yehliu Station'.
Driving:
Take National Highway 3 to Wanli Interchange, about 5 minutes to reach, and there is a parking lot next to the park (fees apply).
【Ticket Information】
General Admission: $120 NTD
Discounted Ticket: $60 NTD (students, children aged 6-12, etc.)
Free Admission: Children under 6, people with disabilities and their companions, etc.
※ For detailed ticket prices and discount conditions, please check the official website before departure.

Post by LiAn’s Notes | Apr 6, 2025