Qinbuzhi Cliff Introduction
Fengbin Township Office Announcement: "Due to the earthquake on April 3rd, the park will be closed starting today. It will reopen after rock clearing and safety confirmation. Thank you for your understanding." For more details, please visit the Fengbin Township Office website. The sky walkway built with transparent reinforced glass is a recent trend that has taken Taiwan by storm. Located near the shore of Isozaki, the Fengbin Coastal Ancient Trail has been constructed in the same way, but it is the first of its kind built on the seaside cliffs in Taiwan. For information on the attraction's opening, please refer to the Fengbin Township Office website: http://www.feng-bin.gov.tw/bin/home.php. The walkway is located next to the Xin Feng Tunnel on Provincial Highway 11, which is along the old Provincial Highway 11 before the tunnel was opened. It has a striking yet somewhat lonely name, "Qin Bu Zhi Zi Cliff." Historically, it was a pathway used by indigenous people that traversed the cliffs, running parallel to the abandoned Xin Zhi Tunnel. However, the ancient pathway fell into disuse around 1971. Recently, thanks to the efforts of the Fengbin Township Office, a brand new sky walkway has been built, along with a large parking lot and green park nearby for public recreation. The entrance to the sky walkway features a small brick lighthouse. The walkway is divided into two sections: one is the existing ancient path that has been reinforced and widened with concrete, while the other section is a vertically suspended cliff made of steel frame and reinforced glass. The walkway is approximately 150 meters long and has an elevation of about 40 meters, with 20 meters of it constructed with reinforced transparent glass walkway. Transportation: ● Drive south along Provincial Highway 11 → Exit at Xin Feng Tunnel → Small road next to the tunnel (41K on Provincial Highway 11).
Chinbu Cliff Shop
Qinbuzhizi Cliff
