Yehliu Geopark

#Taiwan Travel Yehliu Geopark, a tourist attraction in Taiwan, one of the wonders of the world Yehliu Geopark is a famous tourist attraction in Taiwan. It is a long cape that extends into the sea, located on Mount Datun. If we look down from above, we will see a giant turtle floating in the sea. In fact, this geopark was formed from the erosion of rocks, the movement of the earth's crust, and the change in climate, which caused great changes in geography, until it became an important natural park of Taiwan. Inside Yehliu Geopark, it is divided into 3 parts: the first part is home to strangely shaped rocks, such as the Queen's Head Rock, the Fairy Shoe Rock, etc. The second part has Bean Rock, the Dragon Head Rock, and the last part has caves formed by the erosion of seawater and various shaped rocks. In addition to seeing nature, this geopark is also suitable for learning about geology. One of the natural tourist attractions with world wonders, Yehliu Geopark, has become a very important tourist destination in Taiwan. Most tourists who have visited Taiwan must have definitely been here. The highlight that we are familiar with is the Queen's Head Rock, where people often go to wait to take beautiful photos to bring back. Because the shape really looks like the queen's head, but it was actually formed by natural erosion. It's really unbelievable.