New Taipei City Travel

The “Nanya Rocks” have a very special stratum structure. Weathered by the northeastern monsoon and gigantic sea waves over the years, they became unique landscapes on “Provincial Highway 2”. In particular, their color-painting-like patterns make them a local landmark. As most rocks in the area are shale and the hardness of each stratum varies, the degree and speed of weathering differ, thus forming their unique appearances featuring bumps and hollows at different levels.

There are over a dozen seafood stores in the seafood street less than 1km long in Aodi Fishing Harbor. Seafood is fresh and prices are reasonable. Major varieties include the marlin, greater amberjack, pencil squid, bigfin reef squid, lobster and grouper. For this reason, there are many seafood restaurants nearby. The fishing harbor is also equipped with a fish market, a freezing factory, a gas station, and a ship repair and building yard for visitors to experience what a true fishing harbor is.

The sense of reminiscence that passes through the time and space: The bicycle tunnel that integrates with the culture, history and tourism

The “Old Caoling Belt Bikeway” is 20km long, and it takes about a two-hour ride. Starting from the “Fulong Railway Station”, visitors can see the charm of Guishan Island from afar, the undulating coastline and spectacular cliffs, making the bikeway a must-visit spot for watching the “mountain and sea together” scene.

For more than a hundred years, humble villagers live on culturing the vari-colored abalone (Haliotis diversicolor) and fishing. When visiting the village, visitors must take pictures of the “century-old stone houses”, valuable cultural heritage, to imagine the living conditions of the Kevalan people in those days. Lazy cats are another tribe inhabiting this humble fishing village. When they sun-bathe in the street and on the road, they look so cute.

Located on the easternmost cape in Taiwan, the Sandiaojiao lighthouse is the Island’s first place to greet the dawn every morning.