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Green cliffs dropping into the turquoise Pacific along the Qingshui Cliff coast, with the Suhua Highway cut into the slope.
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Qingshui Cliff

Qingshui Cliff is a line of sea cliffs about 21 kilometres long on the Pacific coast of Taroko National Park, in Xiulin Township north of Hualien, where walls of marble and gneiss rise straight from the sea towards Mount Qingshui at 2,408 metres. Visitors see it from the Chongde viewpoint at the north entrance of the Chongde Tunnel on Provincial Highway 9.

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Is Qingshui Cliff free?

Yes. Entry to Qingshui Cliff is free.

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