Cui Valley Bridge Pothole Introduction
- Introduction - Under the Cuigu Bridge of the Qidu Malingkeng River, there are unique geological formations known as "potholes" in Keelung. Standing on the bridge, the flowing water resembles nature's sculptor, having eroded hard rocks over the years to create variously shaped and differently sized potholes. These natural basins witness the continuous power of the stream as it carves the earth, weaving a unique landscape tapestry. - Features - The potholes under Cuigu Bridge are a geological feature of the Qidu Malingkeng River in Keelung. The bridge piers are founded on rocks from the riverbed, with a hexagonal column design that effectively prevents erosion from rushing water and debris. Next to it lies the remnants of the Wudu irrigation system used by early settlers, merging natural scenery with cultural history, making Cuigu Bridge a uniquely distinctive place that showcases the harmonious blend of nature and humanity. - Recommended Activities - When the water is relatively calm, you can easily walk down to the riverbed along the nearby steps to closely observe the formation of the potholes or capture their beauty through photography, preserving this moment of natural wonder. - Nearby Recommendations - After enjoying the views of the potholes under Cuigu Bridge, you can take a short trip to the Masi Coke Kiln to explore the historical ambiance of Keelung's coal industry.
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