The Bashi Channel is a narrow body of water located between the northeastern tip of Taiwan and the southern part of the Philippines. It connects the Philippine Sea to the South China Sea and serves as an important maritime route for shipping and fishing activities in the region. This channel is approximately 250 kilometers long and varies in width, with its narrowest point being around 50 kilometers. The Bashi Channel is known for its strong currents and deep waters, making it a significant area for navigation and marine biodiversity, including various species of fish and marine life.