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Yehliu, Coastal geological park in New Taipei City, Taiwan.

Yehliu is a coastal geological park in New Taipei City that stretches into the ocean with numerous stone formations. These striking rocks were shaped by wind and water erosion over millennia and form one of Taiwan's most remarkable natural landscapes.

The stone formations originated from the Daliao Miocene Formation and were shaped by geological processes affecting the Datun Mountains. These rocks reveal a long history of earth-shaping forces that transformed the coast over millennia.

The area remains tied to traditional fishing practices carried out for generations in the nearby Guihou Bay. This ancient craft continues to shape life in this coastal region today.

The park is easily accessible and visitors can explore the various formations on marked paths. It is wise to wear weather-resistant clothing and sturdy shoes with good grip, as the rocks can be slippery, especially after rain or when waves are active.

The Queen's Head formation is one of the most famous structures and grows narrower at its neck through natural erosion. This geological marvel shows how the landscape constantly changes and may one day disappear entirely.

GPS coordinates: 25.20425,121.69111

Latest update: December 17, 2025 09:32

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