Baxian Cave

Currently, only the Baxian Cave (八仙洞) is open for visitation, and the trail is closed.

Baxian Cave (八仙洞) in Taitung is a remarkable creation of nature, with the most spectacular feature being the Lingyan Cave, the largest sea-eroded cave in the park. Located far from the sea, the enormous cave reaches up to several meters high, and the sound of the waves crashing inside is truly awe-inspiring. It is a must-see attraction in Changbin, Taitung.

In addition to its natural beauty, this site is also an important prehistoric archaeological site, where rich artifacts from the Old Stone Age have been discovered. Named the ""Changbin Culture,"" it is the oldest known prehistoric cultural site in Taiwan. In front of the cave is the vast sea, with a pebble beach featuring various colored pebbles. The geology here is also unique, with igneous rocks from the coastal mountain range, metamorphic rocks such as andesite and schist from the Central Mountain Range, and plenty of slate.