Baikeng Beach Introduction
The most famous agricultural product of Baikeng Village is the fragrant herb, which can be harvested three to four times a year, making it the top producer in the entire Penghu. Aloe vera is also cultivated here. In Lake West Baikeng Village, there is a beach situated to the northeast of Lake West, formed by coral fragments, which remains tranquil and mysterious due to its little-known status. From Baikeng Beach, on a clear day with high visibility, the islands of the East China Sea can be faintly seen. To the right is Mt. Kui Bi, while to the east lies Qingluo. This beach is adjacent to a dike adorned with numerous saddle vines, where 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 debris and shells, which are also the main materials for producing lime building materials. Consequently, it once became a "hub of lime kiln industry." However, with the rise of the cement industry, the market for lime has greatly shrunk, causing the lime kilns to decline into a sunset industry. Due to environmental factors and the passage of time, the lime kilns have gradually faded away. As a result, this place can showcase the most natural scenery. [Recommended stay time] 0.5 hours.
A beach composed of pale white coral fragments, covered with flowering saddle vines.
