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| Date of Proclamation |
January 10, 1994 |
| Size of Area (ha) |
347 |
| Primary Object for Protection |
Natural coastal forest, and specific landscape |
| Scope of Administration |
Compartment 11 of Nanaou Working Circle |
| Authority in-charge-of |
Luodong Forest District Office |
At the North-east coast of Taiwan, the Central Mountain’s pose drops down sharply into the ocean and creates cliff. Such amazing view becomes the recommended option in typical Taiwanese spot. The most breath taking view in this section is Wushibi.
Locating between Dong-ao River and Nan-ao River, Wushibi is like two sides of the nose. Its element is gneiss, which is much harder than other rocks around it. As it survives the erosion of rain and waves, the harder part remains and becomes the cape. In the north east of Taiwan, Wushibi faces monsoon every winter. The humid and rain provide perfect environment for plants.
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