Things to do in Penghu

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.

The Penghu Aquarium is a breathtaking marine world. From the moment we entered, the vibrant array of marine life captivated our eyes. The large underwater tunnel, in particular, evokes a sense of being transported to the ocean floor, with schools of fish and sharks swimming overhead – a truly breathtaking experience. The ingeniously designed exhibits not only showcase the diversity of marine life but also provide a wealth of marine knowledge. The clean and comfortable environment makes it a perfect place for families with children. A visit to the Penghu Aquarium is both engaging and educational, making it a truly worthwhile experience.

The environment and atmosphere are very good, a good place to check in and take photos

Address: 880, Taiwan, Penghu County, Magong CityComposed of 90 islands, many with sandy beaches, this archipelago offers festivals & water sports.

Relaxing experience.. super enjoy and I love the view of sunset..

Penghu is really a beautiful place to go, highly recommended. You can watch the fireworks show, see the monuments and enjoy seafood.

Fantastic museum that is absolutely of imperial and ancient relics and artistic masterpieces, must see! The famous Jadeite Cabbage was surprisingly bigger than I expected.

Highly professional and the view is stunning. Cafes and shops at observation deck. Lined moves quickly and didnt feel crowded.