The park was reclaimed from land that previously served as a local waste dump, successfully undergoing ecological remediation.
The location is strategically situated near the Houlong 'Green Corridor' bicycle path.
The distinct rainbow arch sculpture functions as a frame for photos overlooking the sea.
The area is highly exposed to strong coastal winds, which influenced the installation of nearby wind turbines.
The coastline here is part of a larger ecological corridor that transitions into the Xihu Wetlands and estuary.
Haijiao Paradise is a coastal recreational area in Houlong Township, Miaoli, featuring a prominent rainbow-colored arched sculpture set against the Taiwan Strait. The site was reclaimed from former coastal waste-disposal grounds and transformed into an ecological park. It offers expansive views of the coastline and offshore wind turbines. Visitors can access a beach area via a series of concrete steps leading down from the elevated walking paths. The park is characterized by its open, flat landscape and proximity to the Xihu Wetlands. It serves as a popular endpoint for cycling paths that traverse the Miaoli coastline.
Standing directly under or slightly in front of the rainbow arch with the wind turbines visible in the background.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as there is virtually no natural shade in the open park area.
Wear sturdy shoes if you intend to walk down the concrete stairs to access the beach pebbles.
Check the local wind forecast, as gusts can be intense due to the exposed coastal geography.
Attempting to swim in the ocean, as the currents in this section of the Taiwan Strait are unpredictable and dangerous.
