48 Hours in Taipei: Everything You Need to See and Do
Two days are all you need to see the touristy side of the Taiwanese capital.
by Marky Ramone Go | August 24, 2017
Unusual rock formations carved by mother nature — the best artist known to man — exist beautifully and laid out over 1,700 meters of shoreline at Yehliu Geopark. After thousands of years of geological movement, the stunning stone formations now amazes visitors with an array of spectacular figures that are named aptly as; Queen’s Head, Ginger Rocks, Princess Head and Kissing, Elephant, Ice cream rock just to name a few.
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