Penghu Visitor Center Introduction
Penghu Visitor Center is located in Magong City, offering tourism consultation services and guided explanations in exhibition areas featuring rich displays, such as models of traditional houses and the Penghu King boat. Before traveling, visitors can stop by to learn about Penghu's history and culture. After gathering plenty of travel information, consider taking a walk in the Penghu Leisure Park next to the visitor center. The park spans an area of 140 hectares and includes a forest conservation area, a water resource conservation area, a vegetable nursery area, and a flower sea landscape area. In the flower sea landscape area, various ornamental flowers such as petunias, lavender, and cosmos are planted annually according to different themes and seasons for public enjoyment. Due to the strong northeastern monsoon in Penghu, the growing conditions for plants are harsh, making it difficult for them to thrive. The beautiful flower sea is the result of the hard work and efforts of professionals who have successfully created it! Within the extensive park, you can walk along multiple shaded trails, such as the Banyan Garden Plank Trail and the Yingcui Trail. If you walk to Tiansheng Lake next to the flower sea area, you will find the artificial scenery of "Little Double Heart Stone Weir," allowing you to admire Penghu's unique landscapes without going to Qimei! The park also houses the first outdoor soil and water conservation classroom in Penghu, established in 1996, along with a water collection system area, soil erosion simulation area, and cactus succulent plant area, providing environmental education functionality to help you further understand Penghu's unique topography and ecological environment. The center offers exhibition explanations of Penghu's tourism resources and consultation services. Multimedia presentations are shown at 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 2:30 PM, and 3:30 PM. Accessible services include: 1. Two wheelchairs and one hand-pushed cart for rent 2. One accessible toilet 3. One accessible motorcycle parking space and one accessible car parking space 4. Five accessible seats.
Penghu Visitor Center Pedestrian Path
Penghu Visitor Center Lakeside Trail
