About the venue
The Westernmost Point of Taiwan is situated in the Qigu District of Tainan City and marks a notable geographic point along the coast. This area is known for its scenic views of the ocean, with a lighthouse guiding ships since 1966. The point is popular for photography enthusiasts, especially during sunrise and sunset, due to its expansive ocean views. Visitors can stroll along the adjacent coastal paths and enjoy the serene environment away from the city hustle.
What the videos show
The video opens with a static shot of two red metal sculptures on a sandy beach in Taiwan, one resembling a boat and the other a cloud. The inscriptions on the sculptures read 'THE WILDEST MOST POR' and '236° 19' 57"N 120° 28' 12"E'. It then transitions to a sunset scene where a person in yellow attire walks along the waterline, with large rocks forming a barrier between the camera and the ocean.
724, Taiwan, Tainan City, Qigu District, 西堤堤坊