Hantianliao Cape Introduction
Hao Lang Cape is located at the high point of coastal hills, offering breathtaking views of the harbor's beauty that stretches for dozens of kilometers, as well as the vast ocean with its rising and falling tides and crashing waves. The beauty of sunrises and sunsets is particularly stunning here, especially the sunset at "Hao Lang Cape," which is spectacular and enchanting. The panoramic view allows visitors to stand atop and gaze far into the distance—one side showcases lush rolling hills, while the other reveals a continuous coastline, creating an exceptionally beautiful landscape. An even more captivating sight is the row of massive wind turbines along the azure shoreline, glistening in the blue sky, occasionally accompanied by a passing train, adding to the dynamic scenery. The historical cultural remnants at Hao Lang Cape include the traditional fishing method of the Pingpu people—known as stone fish traps—which dates back several hundred years and holds great historical and educational significance. Below Hao Lang Cape, there is "Cape Paradise," a recreational area transformed from a landfill into a green and beautified space, where visitors can appreciate the aesthetic charm of the power-generating wind turbines.