Taiwan Yehliu Geopark Night Ticket (Yehliu Queen's Head Night Visit)

See Yehliu Geopark,
Taiwan’s Iconic Natural Wonder

Explore the breathtaking Yehliu Geopark, home to some of the world’s most extraordinary rock formations shaped by centuries of natural forces. Formed by the combined effects of wind and wave erosion, tectonic activity, and coastal weathering, this surreal landscape is a geological masterpiece. The coastline here runs almost perpendicular to the rock strata and fault lines, creating an exceptionally rare and dramatic terrain that’s unlike anything else on Earth.

See the Queen's Head Light Up at Night

This summer, step into a dreamlike world at 2025 Yehliu Lights & Shadows: A Night with the Queen — from June 28 to July 13, Yehliu Geopark lights up for 16 nights of dazzling projections, immersive sound, and interactive art set against the iconic Queen’s Head Rock.

How to Get to Yehliu Geopark

While Yehliu Geopark sits a bit outside central Taipei, getting there is easier than it sounds—just follow this simple guide:

1. Head to Taipei Main Station and exit via M2
2. Walk to the Kuo-Kuang Bus Terminal and purchase your ticket
3. Hop on Kuo-Kuang Bus No. 1815 bound for Jinshan (look for “Yehliu” on the route)
4. Sit back and relax—the ride takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes

Explore the Unique Zones of Yehliu Geopark

Yehliu Geopark is divided into three fascinating zones, each featuring stunning geological formations shaped by nature over thousands of years.

The star attraction, the iconic Queen’s Head Rock, can be found in Zone 2 — a must-see landmark that may disappear in the future due to natural erosion.

In Zone 1, you’ll encounter clusters of surreal mushroom rocks, ginger rocks, and popular photo spots like Candlestick Rock and Ice Cream Rock.

Zone 3 takes you higher up the park, where you’ll find the uniquely shaped Tofu Rock tucked away on the left. Each zone offers its own slice of natural wonder, making Yehliu a geological treasure trove worth exploring.