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政偉 邱The Bitou Cape Trail in northern Taiwan features scenic coastal landforms carved by erosion. The 3km trail runs along cliffsides and passes a 120m tall lighthouse, offering views of the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean meeting. Hiking the trail, one can explore rugged sea caves, platforms, and other eroded landscapes along with fishing villages from coastal and cliffside paths. The iconic Bitou Cape resembles a cat's nose leaning towards the sea when viewed from afar.
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The Bitou Cape Trail in northern Taiwan features scenic coastal landforms carved by erosion. The 3km trail runs along cliffsides and passes a 120m tall lighthouse, where one can see the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean meeting. Hiking the trail, visitors can explore rugged sea caves, platforms, and enjoy ocean vistas. The route consists of the Lighthouse, Valley, and Coastal trails, each offering unique views of the eroded coastal landscape.
鼻頭角步 (Bitou Cape Trail)
Bitou Cape Trail is a hiking trail in northern Taiwan that offers scenic views. The trail is divided into three sections and passes towering sea cliffs, sea-eroded landforms, and Bitou Cape Lighthouse, which stands 120 meters above sea level. Hikers can enjoy ocean vistas and the meeting of the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean waves from the lighthouse.
Bitou Cape Trail (鼻頭角步道)
Bitou Cape Trail is a hiking trail in northern Taiwan that offers scenic views. The trail is divided into three sections and passes towering sea cliffs, sea-eroded landforms, and Bitou Cape Lighthouse, which stands 120 meters above sea level. Hikers can enjoy ocean vistas and the meeting of the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean waves from the lighthouse.
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The Bitou Cape Trail in northern Taiwan features scenic coastal landforms carved by erosion. The 3km trail runs along cliffsides and passes a 120m tall lighthouse, where one can see the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean meeting. Hiking the trail, visitors can explore rugged sea caves, platforms, and enjoy ocean vistas. The route consists of the Lighthouse, Valley, and Coastal trails, each offering unique views of the eroded coastal landscape.
鼻頭角步 (Bitou Cape Trail)
Bitou Cape Trail is a hiking trail in northern Taiwan that offers scenic views. The trail is divided into three sections and passes towering sea cliffs, sea-eroded landforms, and Bitou Cape Lighthouse, which stands 120 meters above sea level. Hikers can enjoy ocean vistas and the meeting of the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean waves from the lighthouse.
Bitou Cape Trail (鼻頭角步道)
Bitou Cape Trail is a hiking trail in northern Taiwan that offers scenic views. The trail is divided into three sections and passes towering sea cliffs, sea-eroded landforms, and Bitou Cape Lighthouse, which stands 120 meters above sea level. Hikers can enjoy ocean vistas and the meeting of the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean waves from the lighthouse.
Bitou cape trail (鼻頭角步道)
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Island in the Philippines
https://youtu.be/jEYR-kcPtpM
Palawan is long and narrow and trends
northeast-southwest between the South China and Sulu
seas. It has a maximum width of 24 miles (39 km) and a
mountainous backbone that runs its entire 270-mile
(434-km) length, with Mount Mantalingajan (6,840 feet
[2,085 metres]) in the south as its highest peak.
The Philippines last ecological frontier with plant and wildlife biodiversity
this stunning archipelago-province regularly tops the travel lists for worlds
best beaches and islands.
The paradisal province of Palawan is a constant feature in many international “Best In The
World” lists, thanks to its rich and diverse flora and fauna, and much-preserved natural
attractions. Discover why healthy ecotourism is such an essential part in maintaining the natural
wonders of this heaven on earth.
Seljalandsfoss waterfall
Iceland
https://youtu.be/ADTzNUz74gI
Seljalandsfoss waterfall is one of the most impressive
waterfalls in Iceland. In an area packed with phenomenal
sights—from glaciers to black sand beaches—it's up
there with the most thrilling. You'll see why for yourself
when you visit.
Explore this 1.2-mile out-and-back trail near Þórsmerkurvegur, Southern.
Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 35 min to
complete. This is a popular trail for birding, hiking, and running, but you
can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.
The main reason is the fact that you can see it from behind (there is a deep depression in the
rock); this is what makes Seljalandsfoss so special and why the visit is unique and different from
other places in Iceland.
plitvice lakes national park
Croatia
https://youtu.be/MccNQRMiiV4
The waters flowing over the limestone and chalk have,
over thousands of years, deposited travertine barriers,
creating natural dams which in turn have created a series
of beautiful lakes, caves and waterfalls. These geological
processes continue today.
These beautiful lakes and the area surrounding them were declared a
national park back in April of 1949 when nature protection measures were
established. A modern road connection to Plitvice Lakes was constructed
in the 1960s, which led to a significant increase in visitors and traffic to the
national park
The extension of the dynamic, constantly evolving lake system, the proportion of the tufa
barriers, jointly with the numerous dynamic waterfalls and clear water courses and the
expression of colours, make Plitvice Lakes National Park an aesthetically outstanding natural
spectacle of global importance.
Algar de benagil
portugal
https://youtu.be/gkwNoc4qjGo
It is a majestic sea cave formed by three openings: two
arches of about 50 meters which overlook the ocean and
a third circular crack with a diameter of about 20 meters
perfectly situated at the top like a sort of skylight with
natural sun rays beaming through.
Benagil, is a small fishing village between Carvoeiro and
Holderness
Here are the key points about coastal management schemes at Swanage:
1. Seawalls - To protect land and property from erosion and flooding by waves.
2. Groynes - To build up beaches by trapping sediment moving along the shore in longshore drift.
3. Beach replenishment - To replace sand lost through erosion and maintain the beach, protecting the land behind.
4. Managed realignment - To allow the shoreline to move landward naturally by breaching seawalls. This reduces costs and works with natural coastal processes.
5. Planting marram grass - To stabilise dunes and prevent/reduce blowouts. The roots bind sand particles.
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This document provides descriptions of various beaches, waterfalls, parks, forts, and other attractions located in Goa, India. It describes the natural beauty, historical significance, and activities available at locations like Kakolem Beach, Butterfly Beach, Velsao Beach, Hollant Beach, Ashwem Beach, Querim Beach, Galgibaga Beach, Cola Beach, Betul Beach, Bamanbudo Waterfalls, Harvalem Falls, Kesarval Waterfall, Fort Tiracol, Cabo De Rama, Sinquerim Fort, Lamgau Caves, Arvalem Caves, Rivona Caves, Butterfly Conservatory of Goa, Bhagwan Mah
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Cabilao Island
This document provides information about diving at Cabilao Island in Bohol, Philippines. It describes several popular dive sites around the island like Sharks Point, Housereef, Lighthouse, and Fallen Tree, which are known for their coral gardens and chance to see marine life like sharks, turtles, and seahorses. Directions are given for traveling to Cabilao Island from Tagbilaran City or Cebu City, and it recommends several resorts for accommodation, including Polaris Beach and Dive Resort and La Estrella Beach Resort.
Holderness good overview including detail
Here are the key coastal management schemes at Swanage and their purposes:
1. Groynes - To trap sediment moving along the shore by longshore drift, building up the beach in front of the groynes.
2. Sea wall - To act as a hard barrier protecting the town from wave attack and sea level rise.
3. Beach replenishment - To replace sediment lost from the beach through coastal processes, maintaining a wide beach as protection.
4. Planting marram grass - To stabilise sand dunes and prevent/slow blowouts, protecting the hinterland from flooding and erosion.
5. Offshore breakwaters - To reduce wave energy reaching the shore by causing waves to break
oman tour.pdf
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57台灣鼻頭角步道
- 1. Bitou Cape Trail In Northern Taiwan Click for page continue 按滑鼠換頁
- 2. 鼻頭角步 Bitou Cape Trail 道 From afar, Bitou Cape looks like the nose of a kitten leaning by the sea. The total area of the cape is about 4 to 5 km2, whose tall abrasion caves, platforms and other eroded landforms are clearly in sight on the cape's hanging cliff. With an elevation of about 120m, the famous Bitou Cape Lighthouse is at the end of the trail along which one can enjoy the endless ocean scenes and the eroded landforms. Standing in the lighthouse, waves from the East China Sea and the Pacific are meeting and flapping right in front of you. 從遠處看起來，鼻頭角像似小貓的鼻子傾向著大海。鼻頭角的總面積大約 4 到 5 平方公里，在海角懸垂的峭壁處，可以清楚地看到耐磨性的蝕穴，平臺，和其他 侵蝕地貌。海拔大約 120m ，沿著享用不盡的海洋風光和侵蝕地貌，著名鼻頭角 燈塔就在步道的末端。站在燈塔附近，海浪從東海和太平洋會合，拍打在你的面 前。
- 3. Bitou fishery port and coastal highway parking lot 鼻頭漁港及濱海公路旁停車場 Bitou fishery port parking lot
- 4. Bitou Cape Trail entrance 鼻頭角步道入口
- 5. Bitou Cape Trail designed in three parts 鼻頭角步道分為三個段落 1. Lighthouse Trail is main trail on hillside, from Bitou elementary school to Bitou cape lighthouse. 「燈塔步道」為主步道，走於山腰，起自鼻頭國小，終點至 鼻頭岬角最突出的鼻頭角燈塔； 2. Valley Trail cross though the headland on the edge of the Hill, overlooking the northeast corner of the coast; 「稜谷步道」則翻越岬角上的山稜，可眺望東北角海岸； 3. Coastal Trail close to the waterfront, will be able to enjoy more surprising changes in the sea geological landscape. 「海濱步道」貼近海岸，可欣賞變化多奇的海蝕地質景觀。
- 8. Bitou Elementary School 鼻頭國小
- 9. Bitou Elementary School 鼻頭國小
- 13. Haitian Pavilion 海天亭 由此可下達海濱步道 ( 釣客小徑 ) ，觀賞海蝕平台景觀。 From here can be handed down to Coastal Trails (Fishermen’s Pathway), watch the sea wave-cut platform landscape. Down to Coastal Trails 下到海濱步道
- 14. Coastal Trails 海濱步道 ‧ Wave-cut platforms landscape 海蝕平台景觀 ‧ Fishermen braved the wind and waves struck the fishing pole 釣客冒著風浪吹襲持竿海釣
- 26. Valley Trail 稜谷步道 Lighthouse Trail 鼻頭角燈塔步道 Moon-Looking Hillside 望月坡
- 28. Moon-Looking Hillside 望月坡 Green grass slope at the end of the cliff, there erect guardrails, must not go beyond. 綠草如茵，盡頭是百尺懸崖，豎有護欄，不得超越。
- 29. Moon-Looking Hillside 望月坡
- 32. Lighthouse and Scenic Point 燈塔與觀景台
- 33. Overlooking the lighthouse observation platform 眺望燈塔觀景平台
- 36. Antenna 燈塔天 線
- 37. From lighthouse observation platform overlooking the Northeast Coast 從燈塔觀景平台眺望東北角海岸
- 45. Valley Trail and Scenic Point 稜谷步道及觀景亭
- 53. 鳥瞰鼻頭漁港，遠眺九份 基隆 山
- 54. 鳥瞰鼻頭漁港夜景 Bird's-eye fishing port night view
- 56. The End 攝影 Photo by : BY Liu and CY Chang 編輯配樂：老編西歪 changcy0326 音樂 (Music) ：台灣民謠交響曲 ( 雨夜花 ) Taiwan Folk Symphony (Rainy Night Flower) http://www.slideshare.net/changcy0326