Lailai Ge geological Park Introduction
The gathering place for fishing experts, La La is the area with the most developed sea-eroded platform along the Northeast Coast. Due to the warm currents of the Pacific Ocean, it is suitable for the growth of algae and plankton, fostering a rich fish ecosystem. Coupled with the wide sea-eroded platform, single slopes, and gravel beaches, it has become a favored spot for anglers to share techniques and enjoy fishing. Whether at dawn or dusk, one can often see fishing experts gathered here, and it has historically been a competition venue for large-scale rock fishing tournaments. La La's Landscape Feast - The Devil's Washboard and the Legend of the Fire Dragon Rock Not only is it a holy land for rock fishing, but the various bizarre rocks and topographical features here are also remarkable. The black strange rocks that are lined up in parallel throughout the La La area create a grand and tranquil linear pattern, while the surging giant waves give it a resounding name - "The Devil's Washboard." Additionally, the largest "Fire Dragon Rock" in Taiwan resembles the back of a dragon emerging from the sea, standing on a flat sedimentary rock platform. These magical geological landscapes are remnants of mountain-building movements. Here, one can also observe large sea-eroded grooves and volcanic rock veins up close, as well as view Turtle Island in the distance, enjoying the breathtaking sea scenery. The sea-eroded platform area on the north side is particularly favored by photographers, as it faces east towards the sunrise, making it an excellent spot for early morning shots. Travelers are reminded that during winter, the waves are larger, so care should be taken whether enjoying the scenery, rock fishing, or photographing to ensure personal safety!
