Southernmost Point of Taiwan
台湾最南点
The southernmost point of Taiwan's main island, marked by a landmark monument. It is about a 10-minute walk from the parking lot along a tropical forest trail.
The Southernmost Point of Taiwan lies on the southwest side of Eluanbi Park, at about 21°54′N. A landmark monument marks Taiwan's southernmost tip. In front of it lies the Bashi Channel, and on clear days the sea and sky merge into one blue. From the parking lot beside Route 26, a trail winds through tropical coastal forest, and it takes about 10 minutes to reach the point. Admission is free. Souvenir stalls line the path. It pairs well with Eluanbi Park and Longpan Park on the same day, and you can also watch the sunset if you come in the evening. Mosquitoes are plentiful in summer, so protect yourself from the sun and bring insect repellent.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Longkeng Ecological Protected Area
- Eluanbi Park
- Shadao Shell Sand Beach
- Longpan Park
- Sail Rock
- Fengchuisha (Wind-blown Sand)
- Sheding Nature Park
- Xiaowan (Little Bay)