Kenting Youth Activity Center Introduction
The Kenting Youth Activity Center features a unique and graceful architectural complex, carefully designed by the renowned architect Dr. Hans Scharoun. The exterior design adopts traditional Minnan style, with elements such as gardens, three-section courtyards, Sanhe and Sihe courtyards, study halls, and inns, creating an atmosphere rich in ancient charm. Located adjacent to Kenting Frog Rock Coastal Park, visitors can stroll along the trails to reach the shoreline and enjoy the beautiful sea and sky views, as well as the ecological scenery. As you wander through, you can take in the exotic coastal plants, unique rock formations, and distant bays and mountains. The spacious area offers a serene environment, and walking through the alleys while facing the ancient architecture naturally evokes a sense of nostalgia. The buildings are named after the surnames listed in the "Hundred Surnames," such as Longxi Hall, Qinghe Hall, Jiangxia Hall, and Pengcheng Hall, allowing visitors not only to appreciate the architectural features but also to understand the origins of the names. At the temple square, engaging with traditional childhood games like spinning tops, stilt walking, and centipede racing is a refreshing experience. If you're hungry, head over to Longmen Inn. Yes, you heard it right; the ancient inn serves as a modern restaurant, providing a place to rest and enjoy a meal. Having the opportunity to dine in an inn is another delightful experience. The Hengchun Peninsula enjoys a spring-like climate year-round. On sunny days, the red and white buildings of the activity center beautifully contrast against the azure sky, each displaying its unique charm. Especially with the Kenting Youth Activity Center's proximity to the coastal park, visitors can stroll along the coastal recreational trail to reach the beach, where the pristine white sands, tropical plants, coastal rock formations, and the glow of the sunset combine to create a rare and stunning scenic beauty.
