Guishan Island – A Volcanic Landmark of Yilan

Guishan Island, also known as Guishan Islet, is a landmark of Yilan and the only active volcano stil[...]

Guishan Island, also known as Guishan Islet, is a landmark of Yilan and the only active volcano still existing in the Taiwan region of China. It is named after its resemblance to a sea turtle.
Due to its strategic location, Guishan Island has been recognized as a military stronghold. The island boasts unique geological conditions that have created many distinctive and spectacular landscapes, such as the ‘Guishan Sunrise,’ ‘Gui Island Mist,’ ‘Turtle Egg Wonders,’ ‘Turtle Rock Cliffs,’ ‘Divine Turtle with Hat,’ ‘Spirit Turtle’s Tail,’ and ‘Glasses Cave Stalactites.’ These are the eight unique scenic spots that attract visitors.
The island is rich in natural resources, topographical landscapes, and coral reefs. It is also popular for its whale and dolphin watching activities. Please note that the opening hours and business status are subject to the actual opening conditions on the day.
Before boarding, it is mandatory to apply to the Northeast and Yilan Coastal National Scenic Area Administration for permission.

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