Yehliu Geopark

207, Taiwan, New Taipei City, Wanli District, 港東路167-1號

Yehliu Geopark is one of the top tourist destinations that not a check-in enthusiast can ignore when coming to Taipei City. Located along Taiwan's northern coast, the park is known to domestic and foreign tourists for its fossils dating back a long time. Along with the rich imagination of people, the rocks here have extremely interesting and funny names such as: Queen Dau, Fairy Nu Hai, Truc Dai Thach.

Although it is only about 2 hours from the busy and bustling city center of Taipei by car, when you come to Ye Lieu Geopark, you will feel like you have entered a completely different world. Interesting and mysterious things are waiting for you to discover. You will see a long and vast coastline, dotted with picturesque rocky capes. You can quiet your heart a little to hear the echo of the ocean, the sound of the sea breeze and admire the stone objects with your rich imagination.

Located on a 1.7km long headland, Yehliu Geopark owns the most beautiful rocks in the world made up of the erosion process of sea water. With the limestone composition of the rock layers here is quite soft plus the pressure of waves and sea breeze, over thousands of years has created giant stone masterpieces, attracting thousands of tourists to visit each year. . This place is not only a scenic spot but also a museum that provides complete information for the natural geological research process. Very interesting names have been given to the rocks such as: Queen Dau, Fairy Nu Hai, Truc Dai Thach… Among them, Queen Dau rock is the most symbolic because it always exudes a majesty. , the fierceness of a feudal queen in every angle. Visitors to the tour are asked not to touch the rocks to protect the crowd

Ye Lieu is proud to be an ecological reserve and is also the first ocean park in Taiwan. After taking photos, checking-in with the strangely shaped rocks, you can spend some time strolling to the top of a special cliff where you will be completely captivated by an amazing 360 degree view. beautiful view to the North coast of Taiwan and the vast Pacific Ocean. Or for families with young children, visitors can take them to visit Yehliu Ocean World park to see dolphins, whales, and seals roaming around to welcome. your family in fun and exciting shows; especially experience walking under a 100 meter long transparent undersea tunnel.

To get to Yeliu Park, you can choose to go by long distance bus (Long Distance Bus) which takes about 90 minutes or go by the park's shuttle bus (Shuttle Bus) departing from Shifen Old Street. (Shifen) at 09am and return to central Taipei at 5:45pm.

Operating time:

Yehliu Geopark is open to visitors from 0800AM to 0500PM. Ticket price is 80 NT$. When visiting you should also prepare comfortable walking shoes.

Yehliu Ocean World operates from 0900AM to 0530PM. Entrance fee is 50 NT$

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