Baikeng Beach Introduction
The most famous agricultural product of Baikeng Village is fragrant herb, which can be harvested three to four times a year, making it the top producer in all of Penghu. Aloe vera is also cultivated here. In the northeastern part of Baikeng Village in Huxi, there is a beach made up of coral fragments. This beach is rarely known, making it particularly quiet and mysterious. From Baikeng Beach, on a clear day with good visibility, one can faintly see the Dongsha Islands in the distance. To the right is Keibi Mountain, and to the east is Qingsuo. This beach, close to the embankment, is filled with flowering saddle vines, where the delicate flowers and green grass contrast beautifully with the white sand, creating a particularly picturesque scene under the sunlight. Baikeng Village is rich in coral limestone fragments and shells, which are also the main raw materials for producing lime building materials. It once became a major hub for the lime kiln industry. However, with the rise of the cement industry, the market for lime has greatly diminished, leading to the decline of lime kilns as a sunset industry. Additionally, due to environmental factors and changes over time, lime kilns have gradually fallen into disuse. As a result, this area is even more capable of showcasing its most natural scenery. [Suggested stay time] 0.5 hours.
A beach made up of pale white coral fragments, scattered with saddle vines all over.
