Kenting Street Introduction
During the day, the Hengchun Peninsula is characterized by its beautiful landscapes and rustic cultural relics, but after nightfall, Kenting Street comes into play, becoming the prime destination that attracts crowds. One of the most appealing aspects of Kenting Street is its abundance of delicious food. The street is lined with countless food stalls and shops offering a wide variety of cuisines, including Taiwanese snacks, Thai dishes, Japanese hot pot, Xinjiang barbecue, and American cuisine. Even if you are starving, the overwhelming choices can make it difficult to decide. After making a choice, one still has to navigate through throngs of people to enjoy a meal; alternatively, it is possible to grab a bunch of snacks in a short time and start eating while walking. Another major draw of Kenting Street is its unique shops. There are numerous shops with various styles, and how to attract tourists' attention is an art in itself. Some stores use creative designs to stand out, such as painting cute cartoon figures on large wall surfaces, using bright lights to create a dazzling atmosphere, employing special materials to enhance the three-dimensionality of the signs, or enlarging famous figurines to use them as eye-catching storefront attractions. A stroll down Kenting Street reveals some truly interesting designs. Additionally, Kenting Street features many trendy products. Almost everything seen in typical night markets can be found here, but the unique items sold on Kenting Street, especially the coastal-themed souvenirs exclusive to the Hengchun area, are often only available here. The strategies to entice customers to buy products are quite special, such as dancing in the middle of the street or scheduling fireworks displays. One can tell from the busy shop owners that these methods must be quite effective. At night, Kenting Street is brightly lit and bustling with activity, resembling a glamorous city that never sleeps. It is both crowded and lively, and importantly, Kenting Street has become a must-visit stop on any journey through the Hengchun Peninsula.
