Shezi Island Head Wetland. Shezi Island Head Wetland, as the name suggests, is located at the head of the island where the Keelung River and Tamsui River meet. Although it only covers an area of 1 hectare, it lives up to its name, offering a great view! Shezi Island Head Wetland, as the name suggests, is located at the head of the island where the Keelung River and Tamsui River meet. Although it only covers an area of 1 hectare, it lives up to its name, offering a great view! This island head is a mudflat created by the Taipei City Government using earth excavated from the Keelung River. The mudflat is covered with lush green grass, and flagstone paths and wooden boardwalks have been built to facilitate public access to the viewing platform. The viewing platform is always crowded with anglers, and it is also an excellent spot for observing the confluence of the Keelung River and Tamsui River and their entry into the sea. Looking out, you can see a magnificent 270-degree river view. To the right, you can see the bustling Guandu Temple and the imposing Guandu Bridge, which is as red as fire. To the left, in the distance, stands the majestic and graceful Guanyin Mountain. Occasionally, egrets fly by, adding to the picturesque landscape! To the left of the platform is a dense mangrove wetland, echoing the Guandu Nature Park wetland on the opposite bank. After the tide recedes, fiddler crabs can be seen peeking out from the wetland, composing a symphony of mangrove ecology.
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