Little Yehliu Tai Tung, east coast

When nature does abstract art better than any gallery.

As I continued to explore Little Yehliu, the rock formations grew even more fascinating. The elongated, layered rocks seemed to stretch out towards the Pacific Ocean like ancient scrolls, each one telling a story of time and tide. The overcast sky added a touch of drama, casting a soft light that highlighted the intricate textures and contrasts of the rocks. A shallow pool of water ran through the center, reflecting the rugged beauty of the scene and creating a perfect mirror image of nature's artistry.

It's the kind of place that makes you stop and question the sanity of city living. Here, amidst the raw beauty of nature, the constant hustle and bustle of urban life seem like a distant memory. The waves crashing against the rocks added a dynamic element to the otherwise serene setting, reminding me of the relentless power of nature and its ability to shape the world around us.

As I wandered among the formations, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and insignificance. The rocks, carved by centuries of relentless waves, stood as a testament to the passage of time and the enduring beauty of the natural world. It was a humbling experience, knowing that long after we're gone, these rocks will continue to tell their story.

And so, with a mix of awe and curiosity, I continued my journey along Taiwan's east coast, eager to uncover more of its secrets. Each turn of the road promised new vistas and deeper reflections, making me question why we ever traded this for concrete jungles and traffic jams. Here, amidst the raw beauty of nature, one can truly appreciate the simple things in life.