Yehliu is a cape on the north coast of Taiwan, about an hour drive from Taipei. It's known for Yehliu Geopark, a landscape of honeycomb and mushroom rocks eroded by the sea. The coastline is dotted with remarkable geological formations named after their shapes, including the Queen's Head and Dragon's Head, because of their shapes resembling faces; ice cream cones and giant sandals. Both a museum and scenic attraction, the Geopark offers extensive information on the natural geological processes that created these rock formations. Yehliu also boasts an ecological reserve and the country's first marine park.