Kenting Youth Activity Center Introduction
The architectural complex of the Kenting Youth Activity Center is uniquely charming, designed meticulously by the architect Dr. Hans B. P. from Germany. The building façade adopts traditional Minnan style, showcasing a delightful mix of gardens, Sanluo courtyards, Sanhe and Sihe courtyards, a study hall, and an inn, which collectively exude an ancient atmosphere. Additionally, the activity center is adjacent to the Kenting Frog Rock Coastal Park. By following the pathway, you can reach the shore to enjoy the breathtaking sea and sky view along with ecological beauty. As you wander through, you will find unique coastal plants, remarkable rock formations, and even distant bays and mountains all within sight. The area is spacious and serene, allowing you to stroll through the alleys while reflecting on the historical architecture. The buildings are named after the surnames in the Hundred Family Surnames, such as Longxi Hall, Qinghe Hall, Jiangxia Hall, and Pengcheng Hall, which provides insight into the origin of the hall names while appreciating the architectural features. When you reach the temple square, engaging with traditional playthings like spinning tops, stilt walking, and centipede racing can be a refreshing experience. If you're hungry, head to Longmen Inn. It may sound familiar, but the ancient inn serves as a modern restaurant, providing a place to rest and refuel, presenting another unique dining experience. The Hengchun Peninsula enjoys spring-like weather all year round. On sunny days, the red and white buildings of the activity center contrast beautifully against the bright blue sky, each showcasing its own distinct charm. Particularly, the Kenting Youth Activity Center, being close to the coastal park, allows visitors to walk along the coastal recreation scenic path to the beach, where you can witness the stunning white sand beaches, tropical plants, coastal erosion rocks, and the warm glow of the sunset—offering a rare beauty that is hard to come by.
