Gaomei Wetlands_Gaomei Wildlife Sanctuary Introduction
Kaomei Wetlands Tidal Forecast Although the Kaomei Wetlands is not large in area, it features a combination of muddy and sandy beaches. Coupled with the estuarine marshland, it supports a rich and complex wetland ecosystem and hosts the largest population of Bulrush (Schoenoplectus) in Taiwan. This creates a complex terrain with alternating dry and wet areas that allow various plant life to thrive. Due to the diverse topography, the ecological variety is also quite complicated, primarily consisting of birds, fish, crabs, and other invertebrates. Every autumn and winter, large numbers of migratory birds visit, either for a short rest or to stay through the winter, adding to the distinct ecological scenery of the Kaomei Wetlands and making it a new hotspot for birdwatchers. The Kaomei Bicycle Path stretches 3.3 kilometers along the Qing Shui Drain and the coastal embankment to the Kaomei Wetlands, starting from the Coastal Bridge in the south to the Kaomei Sea Dyke flood control road in the north. This bike path runs adjacent to the Qing Shui Drain and the Kaomei Wetlands, offering a panoramic view of the wetlands and serving as a great spot for birdwatching and sunset viewing. In the future, visitors will also have a view of the offshore wind turbines under construction on the western coast, making it an excellent place for visitors to relax and enjoy their travels. Kaomei Wetlands Visitor Center: https://hocom.tw/web/Home/index?key=69442570 Recommended nearby attractions of Kaomei Wetlands:
