Zhongjiao Bay Visitor Center. Located at kilometer 39 on Provincial Highway 2, Zhongjiao Bay features an inward-curving sandy bay with consistently high waves generated by the northeast monsoon throughout the year. Located at kilometer 39 on Provincial Highway 2, Zhongjiao Bay features an inward-curving sandy bay with consistently high waves generated by the northeast monsoon throughout the year. It is the most famous surfing paradise on the North Coast, attracting many surfers on weekends who ride the waves, creating a unique surfing spectacle. To enhance the surfing environment at Zhongjiao Bay, promote tourism development on the North Coast, and in response to surfing being added as one of the five new sports at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, on January 18, 2019, Premier Su Tseng-chang led relevant ministries including the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and the Ministry of Education, along with New Taipei City Mayor Hou Yu-ih, to inspect Zhongjiao Bay in Jinshan. He directed Zhongjiao Bay to become an international surfing base for cultivating and training surfers. Subsequently, on January 25, 2019, Minister Lin Chia-lung of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications invited relevant units such as the Ministry of Education, the Council of Agriculture (now Ministry of Agriculture), the National Development Council, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, the Directorate-General of Highways (now Department of Highways), and the Tourism Bureau (now Tourism Administration) to coordinate and divide responsibilities, establishing a surfing training base centered around Zhongjiao Elementary School. While preserving the natural landscape, plans were made to construct the Zhongjiao Bay Visitor Center and Surfing Service Center adjacent to the Zhongjiao Bay beach, positioning Zhongjiao Bay as an "international-class surfing base"! December 2019
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