Monday, 12 August 2013

Queen's Head, Yehliu, Taiwan


Queen’s Head, one of the most famous scenes in Yehliu, is a kind of mushroom rock. It is formed due to the differential erosion caused by seawater during curst movement. When comparing the height of which with the crust’s rising rate, it is assessed that the age of the rock is about 4,000 years old. The so called “Queen’s Head” is in fact a mushroom rock; it gets the title because the shape as formed after the top of rock being fallen apart in 1962~1963 appears like the side face of Queen Elizabeth.

Sender: Jensen, Received on: 12 Aug, 2013, Distance: 8,509 km (5,287 miles), Travel time: 33 days

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