Bitou cape park in Taiwan

Bitou Cape or Tanjung Bitou is a tourist resort in northern Taiwan. Cape Bitou is one of the three capitals of northern Taiwan. The other two capes are Fugui Cape and Sandiao Cape. A promontory can be defined as a land or mountains that come into the sea. As for Cape Bitou, this cape is known as the most beautiful of the two others.

The region of Cape Bitou covers an area of ​​4 to 5 km2. At Bitou Cape, there are all kinds of crabs like cliffs on the coast. Here you can also find various forms of rock, which have been created by the erosion of sea water. There are mushroom shaped stones, some resemble honeycombs and other species. All this makes Bitou Cape an educational vehicle for visitors.

When you enter Bitou Cape, you must make sure that you are at the top of your game. This is because you have to cross the valley and the path must pass if you want to enjoy the beauty of Bitou. On the way you can see the beauty that is as big as the eye sees it. You can see the beauty of the sea from the cliffs and see how the waves break the coral below. The trip ends at the head of the promontory. There was also a lighthouse that survives to this day. The lighthouse was built in 1896 and renovated after being destroyed by a bomb during the Second World War.

Walking around Bitou is very convenient. Although the terrain goes up and down, you do not go through a dirt road. The paths and paths of Bitou are all covered with cement or wood. But you should always pay attention, especially if you bring children, because some lines have only one railing on one side. All you have to do is remember that you wear comfortable clothes and shoes because of the climb. In addition, it is not wrong to bring an umbrella to anticipate the heat of the sun in summer.

Getting to Bitou Cape makes it easy to use your own vehicle. If it is not possible to rent, you can use public transport such as trains. You can take the train from Taipei Station to Keelung Station. From Keelung Station, you can take the bus or taxi to Cape Bitou.