Fenggui Cave Introduction
Located at the southern tip of the Penghu Fenggui Peninsula, this area was formerly known as "Fengguiwei." It is characterized by the unique basalt columnar jointing of Penghu, which has developed significantly over time due to erosion from ocean waves, resulting in a narrow sea cave. The bottom of the sea cave has been eroded into a sea cave, with a small hole at the top that connects to the interior of the cave through the fissures along the joints. Every week, when the tide comes in, waves rush into the sea cave through the sea fissure, and the air inside is compressed, often creating a sound that resembles "hu...hu..." This sound is similar to the noise made by a bellows used for starting a fire in the past, so Fenggui Cave is famously known as "Fenggui Listening to the Waves," the best place in Penghu County to hear the sound of the sea! Combined with the special morphology of the basalt, the view is quite magnificent when gazing out in the morning or at sunset, offering a poetic beauty. Next to Fenggui Cave, there is a cute two-story pavilion shaped like a shell, where visitors can go up to admire the entire sea view and observe the spectacular basalt erosion landscape on the ground. 【Recommended Duration】 0.5 hours
Fenggui Cave and Pavilion
