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Penghu Islands
The Penghu Islands consist of many small islets where you can enjoy cool sea breezes and quietly admire the beautiful ocean views. Penghu-Chiayi ferry service for a relaxed journey without the crowdsPenghu · 9.2km from downtown
713 Memorial Trail
Penghu · 1.8km from downtown
Penghu Great Bridge
The Penghu Sea-Crossing Bridge is a long sea dragon connecting the two islands of Baisha and Xiyu. It is a arduous and great bridge project connecting Magong Island and the major islands. The cross-sea bridge was 2,494 meters long and was completed in 1970. It was the longest cross-sea bridge in the Far East at that time.Penghu · 10km from downtown
Penghu National Scenic Administration
Penghu has a long history of cultural relics, unique natural landscapes, clean beaches and clear waters. The main tourist attractions are: Penghu Cross-sea Bridge spanning Baisha and Xiyu; Tianhou Temple and Xiyu Xitai; Tongliang Ancient Banyan Tree with a tree age of more than 300 years; Fenggui Cave and Whale Cave, where people can listen to the waves and watch the waves; and poignant and touching stories. The Seven Beauty Tombs, etc. There are many kinds of marine life in Penghu. During the migration season of migratory birds, you can see the beautiful scenery of flocks of gulls flying for food. Experience a relaxing ocean vacation. Every year from April to October is the peak tourist season in Penghu. The crowds of tourists are surging. In October, the northeast monsoon strengthens. You can come and experience the different tourist styles of Penghu in winter!Penghu · 3.2km from downtown
Zhouwangmiao
Penghu · 2.4km from downtown
Qimei Island
Qimei Island was built between the Ming and Qing dynasties. The island is located at the southern tip of the Penghu Islands, so it was originally called "Nantian Island". In 1949, the then county magistrate of Penghu County visited the island and found a historic site called "Qimeiren".Penghu · 43.2km from downtown
Taipei 101
Located in a prime location in Taipei, Taipei 101 was primarily planned by Taipei Financial Center Corporation, a consortium of fourteen companies, in collaboration with a professional team. Designed by renowned architect C.Y. Lee, the project transcends the concept of a single volume, using the auspicious number "eight" (a homophone for "prosperity") as a design unit. Each eight-story building forms a structural unit, interconnected and stacked to form the overall structure. This creates a rhythmic and dynamic aesthetic, pioneering a new style for international skyscrapers. Ultra-high-speed elevators: Taipei 101 Observatory is equipped with two ultra-high-speed elevators, with an ascent speed of up to 1010 meters per minute. It only takes 37 seconds to go from the 5th floor to the 89th floor observation deck. These two elevators are also equipped with constant pressure devices in the car, dampers, and high-temperature resistant ceramic braking systems, making them intelligent high-speed elevators that integrate high technology. The 89th-floor indoor observation deck, illuminated by dazzling lights at night, creates a dreamlike and immersive experience through its glass-enclosed landscape. Not only does it offer panoramic views of the city skyline, but it also features unique, private photo windows, ensuring every moment becomes a classic shot! Wind Damping Sphere: The full official name of the Taipei 101 wind damping sphere is the Tuned Mass Damper (TMD). It is a passive damping system custom-designed to meet the needs of this building, located centrally on floors 87-92. Its main purpose is to reduce the building's swaying during strong winds, minimizing discomfort for those working in the building. Unlike traditional concealed damping systems, the Taipei 101 wind damping sphere's design balances functionality and aesthetics, allowing a clear view of the entire damping system's operation from the observation deck. The multi-section exterior design naturally mitigates the wind field effect on the ground caused by airflow from high-rise buildings, and ensures pedestrian safety and comfort through the separation of green planting areas in the architectural design. Infinite Sky: Utilizing a unique mirroring principle, the interplay of reflections and rotations between the atrium and floor creates a visual experience of boundless space and limitless expanse, making visitors feel as if they are in a kaleidoscope world. Helpful Reminder: Female visitors wearing short skirts should be aware of the reflection issues on the mirrored floor. Rainbow Neon Zone: The night view from above, combined with neon lights, is a popular spot for taking photos and shouldn't be missed!Taipei
Little Taiwan
Penghu Little Taiwan is located in the northeast of Qimei Island, Qimei Township, Penghu County, Taiwan. You can climb up the nearby slope to enjoy this wonder at a viewing pavilion, and look down, let the Buddha have a panoramic view of the whole of Taiwan. At high tide and low tide, the shape of "Little Taiwan" will be slightly different. Little Taiwan has also become one of the must-see attractions in Qimei alongside the "Shuangxin Shihu".Penghu · 42.7km from downtown
Yehliu Geopark
·Explore the Yehliu Geopark, which is famous for its special geology and topography and considered as a wonder of the world. Feel the charm of "the most Mars-like rocky environment on earth". ·Closely touch the unique-shaped boulders in the park which are all gradually formed due to years of erosion and weathering by seawater. ·Yehliu Geopark is a good choice whether you are taking children for a parent-child tour or visiting with friends and enjoying the beautiful scenery. △Yehliu Geopark has a large area and different scenic spots. Among the boulders, the most famous one is the "Queen's Head". As the representative work of the mushroom rock, especially its graceful and noble shape, the queen's head has long been the symbol of Yehliu Geopark. △In addition to the "Queen's Head", Yeliu Geopark has formed special geological landscapes such as sea caves, honeycomb rocks, bean curd rocks, mushroom rocks, and candle rocks after tens of thousands of years of seawater erosion, crustal movement and weathering.New Taipei City
Taipei 101 Observatory
The main observation deck of Taipei 101 is located on the 89th floor, featuring a 360-degree panoramic glass curtain wall offering views of Taipei City and the surrounding mountains. The 91st-floor outdoor observation deck, open periodically, provides an open-air viewing experience at an altitude of 440 meters. Visitors can take a high-speed elevator from the 5th floor to the 89th floor in just 37 seconds. The observation deck also includes a close-up demonstration area where visitors can observe the overall operation of the damping system. Infinite Sky: Utilizing a unique mirroring principle, the interplay of reflections and rotations between the atrium and floor creates a visual experience of boundless space and limitless expanse, making visitors feel as if they are in a kaleidoscope world. Helpful Reminder: Female visitors wearing short skirts should be aware of the reflection issues on the mirrored floor. A secret garden in the clouds: a stunning photo spot where romantic scenery combined with panoramic city views from high above creates a beautiful picture. Rainbow Neon Zone: The night view from above, combined with neon lights, is a popular spot for taking photos and shouldn't be missed!Taipei
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Penghu Islands
Penghu · 9.2km from downtownPenghu Great Bridge
Penghu · 10km from downtownPenghu National Scenic Administration
Penghu · 3.2km from downtownMagong
Penghu · 199m from downtownQimei Island
Penghu · 43.2km from downtownTaipei 101
TaipeiLittle Taiwan
Penghu · 42.7km from downtown
Whale Cave
Penghu · 11.1km from downtown
Bird Island
Penghu · 19.5km from downtown
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What travellers say about Penghu
lingsk3 November 2023
5.0
We arrived at Penghu, one of the outer islands of Taiwan, our first stop on the journey. Before departure, I decided whether to take a flight or a boat. After careful consideration, in order to shorten the transportation time, the boat trip took 4.5 hours. There was not much difference in price, so I finally chose UNI Air. Before departure, I had been a little worried about taking a small plane, but after seeing the actual thing, I felt more at ease. It was a short 25-minute flight and it felt good to see the blue sky and clear sea.
Penghu Islands
M36***2314 April 2023
5.0
The environment and atmosphere are very good, a good place to check in and take photos
Penghu Great Bridge
WLS0086 October 2023
5.0
Address: 880, Taiwan, Penghu County, Magong CityComposed of 90 islands, many with sandy beaches, this archipelago offers festivals & water sports.
Penghu National Scenic Administration
Evelyn19972 April 2023
5.0
The most famous thing about Qimei Island is the Double Heart Stone, but other than this, the surrounding sea and windproof stone buildings are all very distinctive.
It’s worth taking a look when you come to Penghu~
Qimei Island
Kriszticske6 October 2026
5.0
Smooth access, friendly staff, great adventure despite the long lines for getting in and out. We were lucky enough to enjoy sunset and the night views of Taipei. The egg cake is so delicious.
Taipei 101
貓貓達10 June 2020
4.0
Among the Penghu Islands outside Taiwan, there is a small island called Qimeiyu. Although the island is not very large, with a circumference of only ten kilometers, it has natural scenic spots and many beautiful scenery, especially in a piece of water in the northeast corner, which is submerged in the water. The flat rocks have a unique shape, just like a miniature version of the main island of Taiwan. It can be said that they are exactly the same. It is breathtaking for tourists to see. It is really a place that no one in Penghu can visit.
Little Taiwan
viiviiana0824 September 2026
4.0
The scenery is beautiful but the need to queue for photo taking with the queen head wasn’t a good experience. We didnt mind to wait in the queue (under the hot weather), but we realised when it’s finally our turn at the photospot, there were alot of other tourists in the background. This was slightly disappointing as photos taken at other spots around the area were even nicer without the tourists in the background. Overall still a decent experience.
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_TI***ui30 September 2026
5.0
yes it is worth visiting. We even enjoyed the free Bluebird travel egg roll gift box which is exclusive only to TRIP.COM when booked online. time is flexible. we booked for 5:00 pm but they allowed us to enter at 4:00 pm. Even the elevator experience is nice. I was so amazed how fast the elevator reached the 89th floor. there is even an interactive lighting on the ceiling of the elevator while on its way up & down. Being a Civil Engineer, I was so amazed when the Tuned Mass Damper (TMD) that helps absorb some of the movement and reduce the building swaying was explained in the audo-visual presentation. My wife also enjoyed our date, thanks to the stunning sunset view and the various lights at night. She also enjoyed photographing the numerous photogenic designs on the 89th floor, where you can even purchase food and drinks. I'll bring the kids along next time.
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