This camera is located at the Dali Visitor Center. The picture shows the visitor center's parking facility, the Dali Tiangong Temple, and a distant view of Gueishan Island in the Pacific Ocean.

The Dali Visitor Center located at the 121.3 kilometer mark along the coastal highway. The center's services and features include multimedia presentations, interpretive services, and displays depicting the Caoling Historic Trail and Gueishan Island.

Gueishan ("Turtle Mountain") Island was so named because it resembles a turtle floating in the sea. The island contains precipitous cliffs, bubbling hot springs, high crags, sea-eroded caves, ponds, a cold spring, unique seashore plants, and an unspoiled coastal ecology. Gueishan Island was formally opened to tourists on August 1, 2000. The Northeast Coast National Scenic Area is in charge of planning, development, and operation work involving the island, which is currently being developed as a marine ecological park. The island offers spectacular views that change with the weather, tides, and angle. 　　Commonly known as the Tiangong Temple, the Cingyun Temple is dedicated to the Jade Emperor. The temple is a center of local belief, and a festive ceremony is held here every year on the ninth day of the first lunar month.

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