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In this section I will display a few photos of some of the sea shores I visited in Taiwan. Some are parks, one is a paid entrance tourist attraction and some just walks.

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There is a harbor near the park and a fishing fleet (see the big light bulbs on the boat, they must fish a lot at night). And fresh, really fresh, sea food for sale.

I must say it looked pretty good.

18 Sep 2012 This is the Hépíngdǎo Coastal Park near Keelung City. (Don't ask me how to pronounce it)

The north east coast of Taiwan has many interesting rock formations caused by erosion.

The Mystery Coast Walk

And out the other side, the North entrance in the wall to my right.

5 Oct 2012 Another park called the Yehliu Eco Park. This is one of the very few tourist parks with paid admission.

And here is another area called Taouyan. I didn't even come for this coast. I was actually doing a nearby hike the book referred to as "Paradise Valley". This coastline just happened to be there along the way so I include a couple shots.

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The Sea Shores of Taiwan

South entrance to the cave

5 Oct 2012 The guide book had another walk called "The Mystery Coast". Along the way it mentioned a tunnel left over from the military days.

The entrance was marked "No Entry" but there was no barrier and I took a chance.

The inside was kinda cool, it even branched at one point. The guide book said you could go all the way through and emerge next to the visitor center.

I had only a tiny pocket flashlight with me and I wanted to see the outdoor area so once I got a feel for the place I just turned back.