The Jialeshuei Scenic Area is located on the eastern coast of the Hengchun Peninsula, facing the sea with its back to the mountains, and bordering the Pacific Ocean
The area is home to a variety of peculiar rocks and strange stones, akin to a natural museum of oddities, including honeycomb rocks, potholes, checkerboard stones, and sea-eroded flat rocks, as well as various animal-shaped formations that are lifelike, earning the area the reputation of ‘The Sea God’s Playground’
Within the Jialeshuei Scenic Area, there is a 2
5-kilometer-long stone-paved walkway that leads from the entrance to the Shanhai Waterfall inside
The ‘Shanhai Waterfall’, formed by the confluence of three streams and standing over 30 meters high, is a rare coastal waterfall in Taiwan, divided into two sections, cascading directly into the ocean from the sea cliffs
The name Jialeshuei is derived from the meaning of peace and prosperity
The scenic area is equipped with guided tour vehicles that operate around the Jialeshuei Scenic Area, with drivers providing commentary along the way to allow visitors a deeper understanding of the Jialeshuei scenery
The opening hours and specific business status are subject to the day’s opening conditions
Parking fees are as follows: large vehicles 80 New Taiwan Dollars, small vehicles 50 New Taiwan Dollars, and motorcycles 30 New Taiwan Dollars
