Keelung Lighthouse Introduction
- Scenic Introduction - Walk along the straight path, where the white lighthouse stands quietly on the cliff, like an old friend silently guarding the ocean. The sea breeze brings a hint of salt as distant ships pass by. Standing next to the lighthouse, feel its warmth that has watched over the busy and tranquil Keelung Harbor for a hundred years. - Highlight of the Attraction - Located on the western shore of Keelung Harbor at Wan'an Dui Bi, the Keelung Lighthouse was completed in the 33rd year of the Meiji era (1900). From kerosene lamps to electric white lights, its flame has danced with the sea breeze for a century, witnessing the development and changes of Taiwan's shipping and becoming an important guardian of the port city's history. Today, the unique and beautiful scenery here attracts many visitors for photography and enjoyment of the captivating harbor charm. - Recommended Activity - It is suggested to climb up to the observation deck to gaze at the distant blue ocean, where the horizon meets the sea, an enchanting sight. On a clear day, you can also spot Keelung Islet shimmering in the waves and overlook Keelung Harbor, observe the busy container terminal, and admire the colorful container yard while experiencing the vitality of the port and the magnificence of the sea! - Nearby Recommendation - After visiting the Keelung Lighthouse, it is worth stopping by the "Baimi Weng Fort" to witness the remnants of a military fortress from the Japanese occupation period and enjoy the expansive sea view, completing this delightful heritage tour.
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