Peng-Hu Kang, Ma-kung

Peng-Hu Kang, also known as the Pescadores, is an archipelago off Taiwan's west coast, boasting sandy beaches, volcanic basalt columns, and traditional coral houses. Reach this island paradise by plane or ferry from various Taiwanese cities.

Unwind on Shanshui Beach, acclaimed as one of Magong's finest, or explore the archipelago's main island, Magong, and nearby islets like Wang'an and Qimei. Capture the essence of Penghu at the iconic Twin Hearts Weir on Cimeiyu, accessible by scooter. For breathtaking views, head to Kueibishan, a rocky beach known for its stunning cloud formations, especially at sunrise and sunset.

Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Penghu Tianhou Temple, Taiwan's first Mazu temple, and the Guanyin Buddhist Temple with its panoramic views of Penghu Bay. Discover the wonders of nature at the Whale Cave, learning about local farming practices along the seashore, and marvel at the hexagonal stone formations of Daguoye Xuanwuyan. While nightlife is relatively quiet, Penghu offers local bars, restaurants, and the vibrant atmosphere of Magong City for shopping and enjoying local cuisine. Don't miss the Penghu Fireworks Festival if visiting during the right season.