Fenggui Cave Introduction
Visitors to Penghu must visit Fenggui to listen to the sound of the waves, or else they cannot be considered to have been to Penghu. "Fenggui Listening to the Waves" is a renowned tourist attraction in Penghu. Fenggui is located at the tip of Fenggui Peninsula, and locals refer to it as "Fengguiwei." The basalt columnar joints on the southern coast of the settlement are well developed. Due to wave erosion, a narrow sea erosion trench has formed, and the bottom of the trench has been eroded into sea caves. From these sea caves, small holes leading to the surface are created along the joints. When the south wind brings high tides, long waves flow into the sea erosion trench, causing air in the sea cave to compress and seawater to spray out from the gaps, producing a whistling sound like that of a bellows. Other scenic spots unique to Fenggui Peninsula include the sunset at Siijiao Islet, the tranquil unnamed beaches of Houshan, and the historical battles of Shetou Mountain. Fenggui Listening to the Waves is one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Old Penghu, and it was also an important scene in the film "People from Fenggui," which was performed by Dou Dao in his childhood. Next to Fenggui Cave, there's a pavilion humorously dubbed the "Alien's Pavilion." Besides being a filming location for the movie "People from Fenggui," it also appears in the MV of Zhen Yawen's "Penghu Love Song." Do you think it looks alike?
Fenggui Cave
