Baikeng Beach Introduction
The most famous agricultural product of Baikeng Village is the fragrant mushroom, which can be harvested three to four times a year, making it the highest producer in all of Penghu. Aloe vera is also grown here. In Baling Village, Lake West, there is a beach located in the northeast of Lake West, consisting of coral fragments. Because it is rarely known, this place appears particularly tranquil and mysterious. From Baikeng Beach, on a clear day with high visibility, the islands of the East China Sea can be vaguely seen; to the right is Kuibei Mountain, and to the east is Qingsuo. This beach is close to a dyke filled with Saddle Vine, where delicate flowers and green grass contrast 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 materials for producing lime building materials. Thus, it once became the "stronghold of the lime industry." However, due to the rise of the cement industry, the market for lime has greatly shrunk, causing lime kilns to become a sunset industry. Additionally, due to environmental factors and the changes of the times, lime kilns have gradually declined. Because of this, the area is able to present its most natural scenery. 【Recommended stay time】 0.5 hours
A beach composed of light-colored coral fragments, with the sand covered in saddle vines.
