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1Fongguei Cave
Opening hours：Open all day every day
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Fonguei Cave, named after the nearby old fishing village, sits on the southern tip of Fonguei Peninsula. The peninsula's coast boasts magnificent columns of basalt, sculpted over time by the relentless summer monsoon. These waves have carved a long, dramatic sea cave that comes alive at the peak of high tide. Sea and air surge in concert, transforming the cave into a symphony of crashing waves, erupting fountains, and the eerie whistle of wind echoing through the basalt pillars. It's a sight that truly takes your breath away.
photo : 郭偉民
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2Qingwan Cactus Park
Opening hours：09:00-18:00 daily
- Qingwan Cactus Park is located in the Qingwan Military Camp on the Fongguei Peninsula in Magong City, Taiwan. It covers an area of about 18 hectares. It was initially a fort in the late Qing Dynasty and was used by the National Army after the Japanese colonial period. It is now a decommissioned military camp. After environmental remediation, the park offers a variety of distinctive and succulent plants. In addition, the park also has facilities such as barracks, machine gun bunkers, observation towers, fortresses, ammunition depots, and drainage ditches, all preserved intact during the Japanese colonial period. The park combines educational and recreational functions and is worth visiting for people from all walks of life.
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3Marine Life Propagation Station, Penghu County
Opening hours：08:00-17:00 daily
- The Penghu County Marine Life Propagation Station, located in Pengnan District, is Taiwan's oldest algae cultivation farm. It has been developing and researching the artificial restoration of marine biological seeds in Penghu for decades. It is currently open to the public and tourists for visits, combining multiple functions such as tourism, leisure, education, and policy promotion. The museum is divided into aquaculture, audiovisual, exhibition, and touch areas so visitors can understand the importance of marine restoration and protection through experience and the display of pictures and natural objects. It is suitable for people of all ages to experience and learn.
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4Sanshui Beach (30 Heights)
Opening hours：Open all day every day
- Shanshui Beach is located on the southern coast of Fongguei Peninsula in Taiwan. It is a 200-meter-long stretch of golden sand that was once a fishing ground for the residents of Shanshui. The beach's golden sand and azure waters are a feast for the eyes, and the lush green saddle vine growing along the seawall is like a string of emerald beads, creating a scene that will linger in your memory. The high ground on the west side of the beach has a rich history. It was once known as "Pig Mother Water Mountain" in local legend and was later renamed "30 High Ground" by the military. Today, it has been converted into Shanshui 30 High Ground Park, which offers a glimpse into the local culture and is the best place to view the entire Shanshui Beach.
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5Suogang Ziwei Temple
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- The majestic Ziwei Palace was completed and opened in 2010. The main deity is Ziwei the Great Emperor, originally enshrined in the Beiji Temple in Siugang. It is a center of worship for the people. The palace is built in the traditional style of Fujian and Guangdong, with elaborately carved beams and painted pillars. The legend of the site selection for the temple and the mythological legend of Ziwei the Great Emperor, which took place about 60 years ago, are particularly fascinating. The temple is topped by a statue of Ziwei the Great Emperor, which is not only the tallest and largest outdoor statue of a god in Penghu but also an essential landmark in Pengnan District. Recently, a night market has been formed at the front of the Siugang Fishery Port, attracting a steady stream of visitors.
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6Shougang Zhongwu Pagodas
Opening hours：Open all day every day
- The Suogang North and South Pagoda (also known as the North-South Tower) is located North-South of Suogang Village. According to local elders, it was built around 1964 and later expanded from seven to nine stories, with a height of about 12 meters. It is the largest Feng Shui tower in Taiwan. The tower was built to ward off the evil wind that is believed to be prevalent in Penghu. It is one of Penghu's traditional spiritual defenses against wind and evil spirits. The two stone towers also serve as a landmark for fishermen to return to port safely. Visiting the two towers, listening to local legends, and learning about the traditional folk customs of the local people will be a feast for the soul closest to the local culture.
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7Penghu Visitor Center
Opening hours：08:00-17:30 daily
- The Penghu Visitor Center has a design inspired by museum exhibitions. It integrates tourism and leisure services; introducing local cuisine, seasonal themed activities, displays of scenic spots, souvenirs and more. Through immersive multimedia audio-visuals, visitors are offered the most authentic and informative experience of this beautiful island's customs.
