Wushi Cape is a promontory that juts into the sea, a product of volcanic activity and lava eruptions. It is also a significant volcanic rock formation in Taiwan. The scale of this geological feature is quite large, making it one of the two main volcanic rock formations in Taiwan, the other one being Shihtipeng. However, Wushi Cape’s scale is grander, attracting many visitors who are eager to witness this rare geological landscape. The site is open all year round, accessible 24/7.
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