I didnt know that the time to close changed because the site doent provide the updated closing time. Anyway I went there not having any information about the time. But the worker for two lovers point stopped our family entering that palce. But the thing is that the other people in front of us could enter that place although the time was over. So I asked the worker why they could go. He said that they are the owner of the land. After returning our hotel, I googled the owner of the two lovers point. The page says it is owned by the government. Why could that family enter that place? But why couldnt we? I totally cant believe that he lies to us.

Very nice view! Not bad for $3. Very clean and the park looks tended to. Good place to watch the sunset, although it seems their hours of operations have changed recently, which was a little frustrating because their website says otherwise… I was told they’re open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. And when they say they close at 6:00 pm, they mean that the WHOLE place closes at 6:00 pm. That’s the lookout point, the gift shops…everything. Kinda sucks, but what can you do? So to save yourself the headache and your valuable time, I suggest going earlier. Also…The statue is gone!

Such a lovely romantic story and well tended site. There is a viewing platform for the paltry cost of $3.00 that also has large images of the legend of the two lovers tragic tale. The lady in the rocks and the mans profile always searching for her in the water/coastline was gorgeous. Clean bathrooms in the gift shop. Cute locks for sale to place on the walls around the platforms.