Vase Rock Introduction
Vase Rock rises above the water due to coral reef stones being pushed up by tectonic movements. The repeated erosion by seawater has shaped its appearance to resemble a vase, hence the name. At the top of the rock, there are clusters of green plants, looking as if someone casually tossed a handful of grass over the mouth of the vase, creating a charming and unique shape. However, upon closer inspection from different angles, doesn't it seem that its shape resembles not a vase, but perhaps a fragrant mushroom or a person wearing a funny straw hat? Regardless of the ever-changing appearance of Vase Rock, it remains a beautiful focal point. The beach here is clean, the water is crystal clear, and the rocky ecosystem is highly desirable, which is why many choose to engage in diving activities in the waters around Vase Rock. For those not into diving, there is still plenty of joy to be found in playing in the water. During low tide, the rocks surrounding Vase Rock are exposed, and by stepping into the shallow waters and carefully walking over the slippery rocks, the once distant Vase Rock comes into close view. Do you know the advantage of playing in the water next to Vase Rock? The benefit is "avoiding the harshness of the sun." With Vase Rock towering nearly nine meters high, it creates a shadow on its backside, which is invaluable. During the scorching summer, being able to relax in the refreshing seawater is delightful, but the beach usually offers no cover, and while enjoying the fun in the water, one can be relentlessly roasted by the sun. So, when engaging in wave activities around Vase Rock, don’t forget about this little cool retreat. When the tide is high, it may not be suitable for wading, but simply gazing at Vase Rock presents another charm. By using your imagination about the distance, you can create "true" images of "the bottle embraced by the sea" and "the grass arranged in the bottle," which can also add rich and artistic experiences to your journey.
