Taiwan Yehliu Geopark Tickets

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Explore one of Taiwan's most striking geological landscapes with this entry to Yehliu Geopark, famous for its natural rock formations sculpted by the sea and wind. Just an hour from Taipei, this coastal park is ideal for nature, photography and geology lovers.

Access is quick and easy: just show your digital ticket at the park's ticket office. Open daily from 08:00 to 17:00, it's a great place for families, solo travellers and groups of friends. Tickets are valid for 365 days from purchase, and children under the age of 6 (and under 115cm tall) are free.

Take unique photos next to the mushroom, beehive or queen's head shaped rocks.
Admire landscapes shaped by thousands of years of marine erosion.
Enter quickly and conveniently with your digital ticket.

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The Yehliu Geopark, located on Taiwan's northern coast, is one of the country's most iconic natural destinations. With its geological formations shaped by wind and sea over thousands of years, it offers a landscape that looks like something from another planet.

The star of the park is undoubtedly the famous "Queen's Head", a rock formation in the shape of a human profile that has become a symbol of the place. But that's just the beginning: you'll also find mushroom, honeycomb, tofu and even sail-shaped rocks, all naturally sculpted into the spectacular coastal terrain.

In addition to the geological and photogenic value, Yehliu is an educational and sensory experience. From well-marked trails to information panels explaining the formation of the structures, every corner of the park tells a story of natural transformation.

This is an ideal getaway from Taipei. You can walk around in a couple of hours or spend more time exploring the trails and sea views. Just be aware that the ground can be slippery on rainy days, so comfortable clothing and non-slip shoes are recommended.

A visit to the Yehliu Geopark not only connects you with nature, but also gives you unforgettable images that seem to be taken from another planet. It's one of those places you can't miss on a trip to Taiwan.