Niutoushan Introduction
Niu Tou Mountain is composed of volcanic debris and volcanic ash, shaped into a bull-head-like landform through differential erosion and weathering. From a distance, Niu Tou Mountain resembles a water buffalo immersed in the sea, facing the Pacific Ocean, lazily resting its nostrils on the Northeast Cape. The lifelike bull's head evokes a sense of wonder at the marvels of nature's creation.