
Rock terrain
The rock terrain is formed by ages of ocean current erosion. A far view of the terrain resembles a spectacular terraced rice field.
Fossils
On the north coast of the park, lies numerous fossils of varying shapes. As some of the surrounding rocks are shaped like human heads, this site is therefore named “Crowd of a Thousand Heads”
Cave
Near the rock terrain, lies a 20-meter deep cave. History has it that during the war with Holland led by our Koxinga, this was the Dutch’s last retreat. Their writing carved on the wall is now one of the major historical remains in Keelung.
*The management will announce the Park is partially or entirely closed due to adverse weather conditions.
No.360, Pingyi Road, Zhongzheng District, Keelung, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
It the connecting Keelung and the northern tip of Taiwan Island. The island is hit by the northeast monsoon and waves all the year round, forming a natural geological beauty and using the least artificial facilities to reduce the damage to nature. It is a recreational and natural education for northern Taiwan The natural classroom in the park, and the secret "Alabao Bay" in the park was selected as one of the "21 most beautiful sunrise viewing spots in the world" by foreign media.
Heping Island Park:
5/1-10/31 8:00 am-7:00 pm (tickets sold until 6:00 pm)
11/1-4/30 8:00 am-6:00 pm (tickets sold until 5:00 pm)
Outdoor pool hours of operation:
5/1-10/31 8:00 am-6:00 pm
11/1-4/30 8:00 am-5:00 pm

By car:
From the Keelung Highway exit to Chung-cheng Road, Cheng-pin Road, Ho-pin Bridge and go straight.
By bus:
Take the train to TRA Keelung Station, transfer to Keelung City 101 Bus to Heping Island Park stop and walk along Ping 1st Rd to Heping Island Park.
*Traffic information is subject to change, please check with the transportation station before departure.