Yunlin / Horsefoot Clam Ecological Leisure Park (Selected to Participate in the 2010 Taiwan Food Expo Featured Restaurants) Introduction
Located in Jinhu Village on the southwestern coast of Yunlin County, the "Matsu Clam Leisure Park" focuses on the artificial cultivation of Taiwan's native species, the "red mangrove clam." The business operator, Mr. Chien Chao-chung, is committed not only to local aquaculture but also to the development of the leisure industry. In 2005, he established the "Matsu Clam Theme Pavilion" to promote clam-related crafts in conjunction with the local Employment Services Office's diverse employment programs, creating a new recreational destination along the Yunlin coast through the introduction of human resources. The park, covering an area of 1.6 hectares, includes a clam-touching experience pool, a watchtower for relaxation, and a theme pavilion that offers DIY clam experiences and tasting of dishes made with clams, all designed with driftwood at the entrance. The "Matsu Clam Leisure Park" integrates local unique cultural and industrial resources and combines community assets, currently planning package tour itineraries that allow visitors to experience the charm of fishing villages. On-site activities include DIY crafts of Matsu clams, clam-touching, and laundry washing. The specialty dishes developed with Matsu clams as the main ingredient boast flavors reminiscent of fishing villages, attracting many city dwellers to visit. The "Crispy and Flavorful Bean Sprouts" dish is made with local seaweed called "sea dragon beard," chopped and mixed with eggs, cilantro, and scallions. Sea vegetables are rich in collagen and fiber, making them both visually appealing and delicious. The "Matsu Clam Wellness Soup" has a strong, fresh taste...
