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What's included
Access to Yehliu Geopark
What's not included
Guided tour
Important information
* Locker room available at the park (45x45x45cm, free of charge)
* Strollers and wheelchairs can be borrowed. The park is partly wheelchair accessible
- Take a walk through the Yehliu Geopark's unique rock formations that have been carved by the sea over millennia
- Get incredible pictures of structures like Queen's Head, and more stones that have been shaped into lifelike figures
- See incredible stones that have come to look like mushrooms, honeycomb, candles, and even a dragon
There's an overwhelming amount of natural beauty waiting to be found in Yehliu Geopark. And, if you let your imagination run free, you could mistake the rocks for coming to life as their natural shapes seem to move before your eyes. As you walk along the cape, you'll encounter a countless number of rock formations that seem to defy nature's design.
The waters that shaped these beautiful sculptures were notoriously treacherous in times past, and legends of a battle between a wicked turtle elf and a servant fairy of the Jade Emperor grew around the area. Remnants of that fight still survive, and as you walk through the park you'll find a number of these vestiges.
Look out for the Fairy's Shoe, shaped by the erosion of rocks of different hardness; elephant rock, which was the fairy's mount she rode to tame the turtle; and the famous Queen's Head, that is said to bear a resemblance to Queen Elizabeth of Tudor England. Make sure to keep an eye out for hidden caves, a gorilla shaped rock, and erosion potholes where pools of water catch the light and form glittering reflections.
Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance to have the QR code scanned.
- Get a full refund if you select a refundable ticket during checkout and cancel until 23:59 the day before you visit.
- Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket.