Beauty
The
Island
in
Taiwan
Green Island
指導老師:鄧靖華
學生:林庭宇(997C0003)
廖慧芸(997C0007)
History
• Green Island was originally a settlement of the Ami Taiwanese
aborigines. The island was known to these people as Sanasai.
Formerly known as the “Fire-Burned Island”.Green Island got its
present name on August 1, 1949.
Culture Attractions
The Green Island Prison
• Green Island prison, specifically the early years of imprisonment
by a major political prisoners have been abandoned.
Culture
Culture
Attractions
attractions
The Green Island Prison
Green Island Prison is a high degree of isolation prison management,
but also the last line defense of Taiwan's prisons.
Culture
Culture Attractions
attractions
The GuanYin cave
• The GuanYin cave is a typical karst topography landscape.
• The holes have a height of about one meter stalagmite, shaped
like a Goddess of Mercy, and feet stepping on a rock shaped like
a lotus.
Culture
Culture
Attractions
attractions
The GuanYin cave
• The stalactites in the Guanyin cave is a
national landscape.
Culture
Culture Attractions
attractions
The Hot Springs
• The hot springs exposed in the southeast side of Green Island.
• It is one of the three major undersea hot springs in the worlds.
Culture
Culture Attractions
attractions
The Hot Springs
•
The Spring water temperature was
different from time to time.
Historical Attractions
Historical
Attractions
The Green Island
Lighthouse
• The Green Island Lighthouse is located in the Village next to the
northwest cape.
• It is the most beautiful building in the Green Island.
Historical Attractions
Historical
Attractions
Human Rights
Memorial Park
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•
Green Island was once the exclusive preserve of human rights, as well as a symbol of the
white terror.
To commemorate the history of the human rights movement in Taiwan, and the park design
is simple and elegant.
Historical Attractions
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The architectural significance of the times has become a landmark of the Green
Island.
Thank you
• 參考資料：
• 台東縣政府觀光旅遊網http://tour.taitung.gov.tw/ch/index.aspx
• 交通部觀光局http://taiwan.net.tw/w1.aspx