Cui Gu Bridge Potholes. -Attraction Introduction- Beneath Cui Gu Bridge on the Malinkeng River in Qidu, there is a unique geological landscape of Keelung, the "potholes." Standing on the bridge and looking down, the river water is like nature's. -Attraction Introduction- Beneath Cui Gu Bridge on the Malinkeng River in Qidu, there is a unique geological landscape of Keelung, the "potholes." Standing on the bridge and looking down, the river water is like nature's sculptor, continuously scouring the hard rocks over the years to carve out individual potholes of varying shapes and depths. These natural circular pits bear witness to the power of flowing water in shaping the earth, weaving a unique tapestry of landforms. -Attraction Features- Cui Gu Bridge Potholes are a geological landscape of Keelung's Malinkeng River. The bridge piers of Cui Gu Bridge are based on the rocks at the bottom of the river, and the hexagonal pillar design of the piers effectively prevents erosion from floods and rocks. Beside it are the remains of the Wudu Irrigation Canal, which was used by early settlers to divert water for irrigation. The natural scenery and human history are intertwined, making Cui Gu Bridge a unique place that showcases the harmonious blend of nature and humanity. -Recommended Activities- When the river water is relatively calm, you can easily walk down to the riverbed along the adjacent stairs to observe the formation of the potholes up close, or capture the beautiful scenery of the potholes through photography, preserving this moment of natural wonder. -Nearby Recommendations- After admiring the landscape of Cui Gu Bridge Potholes, you can take a detour to visit the Maxie Charcoal Kiln to explore the historical atmosphere of Keelung's past coal industry.
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