Wànlǐ (萬里) stretches along Taiwan’s northern coastline in New Taipei. The district is best known for the Yehliu Geopark and its weathered rock formations, particularly the Queen’s Head. Inland, the hills once supported extensive coal mining operations, remnants of which can still be found. The Wanli UFO Village, a collection of abandoned pod-shaped vacation homes from the 1980s, remains one of northern Taiwan’s most internationally famous ruins.
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Wanli Yeliu Railway Tunnel (萬里野柳隧道), Wanli Shenzhuling Railway Tunnel West Entrance (萬里神主嶺隧道西口), Wanli Masu Coal Mine (萬里瑪鋉煤礦), Jinyiji Coal Mine (金益記煤礦), Haiyuan Holiday Villa (萬里海苑渡假山莊), Wanli Chen Ming Residence (萬里陳明故居), Wanli Yuelao Temple (萬里情月老廟), Wanli UFO Village (萬里飛碟屋), Kanjiaoshan Shinto Shrine (崁腳山社), Wanli Brick Kiln (萬里磚廠), Wanli Pacific Emerald Bay Resort Hotel Club (萬里太平洋翡翠灣渡假飯俱樂部), Weiling Yingxian Monument (威靈英顯碑), Yongdebao Temple (萬里永德寶宮), and Wanli Liukeng Coal Mine Office (萬里六坑事務所).