Yehliu Geopark

Yehliu Geopark is a unique coastal geological park famous for its otherworldly rock formations shaped by wind and sea erosion over thousands of years. Located along the northern coast of Taiwan, the park features a wide range of natural sculptures, including the iconic “Queen’s Head,” attracting visitors from around the world. It offers a scenic and educational experience, combining natural beauty with fascinating geological history.

·Explore the Yehliu Geopark, which is famous for its special geology and topography and considered as a wonder of the world. Feel the charm of "the most Mars-like rocky environment on earth".

·Closely touch the unique-shaped boulders in the park which are all gradually formed due to years of erosion and weathering by seawater.

·Yehliu Geopark is a good choice whether you are taking children for a parent-child tour or visiting with friends and enjoying the beautiful scenery.

△ Yehliu Geopark has a large area and different scenic spots. Among the boulders, the most famous one is the "Queen's Head". As the representative work of the mushroom rock, especially its graceful and noble shape, the queen's head has long been the symbol of Yehliu Geopark.

△ In addition to the "Queen's Head", Yeliu Geopark has formed special geological landscapes such as sea caves, honeycomb rocks, bean curd rocks, mushroom rocks, and candle rocks after tens of thousands of years of seawater erosion, crustal movement and weathering.