Standing here at Yeh

Standing here at Yehliu Geopark feels like stepping into a world sculpted by time, wind, and the quiet strength of nature. This place is more than just a tourist attraction—it’s a living reminder of how powerful and patient the earth can be. The rock formations surrounding me have taken thousands, even millions, of years to form. Every curve, every layer, and every line tells a story of waves crashing, winds carving, and nature slowly shaping the landscape into something uniquely beautiful. As I walk along the coastline, I’m reminded of how small we really are compared to the vastness of the world. The sound of the ocean, the rough texture of the stones, and the salty breeze create a feeling that’s both calming and grounding. Yehliu is famous for its iconic shapes like the Queen’s Head, Fairy Shoe, and Sea Candles—each formation so stunning that you can’t help but pause and admire the creativity of nature itself. What I love most is how this place blends mystery, wonder, and tranquility. There’s something magical about standing in front of formations that have existed long before any of us were even born and will likely remain long after we are gone. It reminds me to slow down, breathe deeply, and appreciate the present moment without rushing. Traveling to places like this makes me realize how important it is to explore, to learn, and to reconnect with the natural world. Yehliu Geopark isn’t just a beautiful destination—it’s a reminder that some of the most extraordinary things in life are created slowly, quietly, and naturally. Grateful for this moment, this view, and the chance to witness a masterpiece shaped entirely by nature itself.