A Conversation Between Rocks and Sea Breeze: A Fantastic Journey in Yehliu Geopark

Standing in Taipei's Yehliu Geopark, the sea breeze gently brushes against you, and the bizarre rock formations before your eyes resemble nature's sculptures, telling the story of millions of years of change. The unique geological landscape here attracts thousands of tourists with its distinctive shapes, with the most famous being the 'Queen's Head,' which looks like a silent goddess gazing at the distant coastline. Walking along the stone paths, the shapes of the rock peaks vary greatly, some resembling giant mushrooms, others like crouching beasts, making it feel like you've entered a fantastical world of stones. Each rock's form has been sculpted by the waves and wind into a unique piece of art. The vast blue sea before you contrasts beautifully with the land's rocks, creating a magnificent natural painting. Standing amidst this peculiar geological wonder, I can't help but feel the incredible craftsmanship of nature and its boundless vitality. This place is not only great for exploring the mysteries of nature but also offers a spiritual cleansing, reminding us of the greatness of time and nature.