Taiwan's best places for leisure: Beimen Shimen Beach

#PhotographyGuide #TravelInspiration #Beach #CoolTravelExperiences Passing by this place, I found it a great spot to take photos and check in. Shimen District belongs to New Taipei City and is located at 121.6 degrees east longitude and 25.3 degrees north latitude. It is the northernmost township in Taiwan. It is bordered by Jinshan District to the east, Sanzhi District to the west, Zhuzihu in Shilin District, Taipei City to the south, and the Taiwan Strait to the north, facing Fujian City across the sea. It covers an area of ​​51.2645 square kilometers. The Shimen Cave here was formed by sea erosion and was designated as a natural monument. Since there is a small hill on the coast of Shimen District with a large hole in the middle that looks like an arch, the old name was inherited and named "Shimen District" after Taiwan was liberated during World War II. You can also go to the nearby Shimen Eighteen Kings Temple: located on the north coast line between Jinshan and Shimen Cave, it is very popular and there are rumors that divination and prayers are effective. It is said that the Eighteen Kings are addicted to smoking, so pilgrims also light up incense to worship after praying, which is a spectacular sight.