Taichung, Taiwan
Coast Line (海線) is the western, coastal portion of Taichung city. It is composed of the districts of Dajia, Qingshui, Shalu, Wuqi, Da'an, Dadu, Lonjing, and Waipu.
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大甲鎮瀾宮
台中海洋館
高美溼地
Popular spot for sunset. If low tide, can walk on wet sand at the end of the dock. If high tide or near, may have a nice sky mirror effect. Walking the dock one-way is about 15 min and may see small crabs and mud keepers, eventually migratory birds depending on the seasons. The path between the dock and No. 18 windmill is about 30 min walk. If staying late and depending on the seasons, have some mosquito repellent. See below some nearby points of interest.
高美濕地遊客中心
Few shops, toilets, water fountain.
If you are going to the Gaomei Wetlands, take a stop at this surreal place where dozens of containers are stacked up and offer an interesting photo opportunity.
Wuqi, 梧棲漁港
The port features the fish trading area, food center, recreational park by the sea, a sculpture park, parking lots and yacht wharf.
台中港三井Outlet
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