Fenggui Cave Introduction
For those visiting Penghu, listening to the sound of the waves at Fenggui is a must; otherwise, you can't say you've been to Penghu. "Fenggui Listening to Waves" is a well-known attraction in Penghu. Fenggui is located at the tip of Fenggui Peninsula, which locals refer to as "Fengguiwei." The basalt columns on the southern coast of the settlement are highly developed, creating a narrow sea erosion trench due to wave erosion. The bottom of the trench is eroded into sea caves, and the sea caves form small holes that connect to the surface through the gaps in the joints. Every time there is a south wind and a rising tide, long waves rush into the sea trench, compressing the air inside the sea cave, causing seawater to spray out through the gaps, producing a howling sound, similar to that of a bellows. Must-see spots include the sunset at Si Placido Islet, the tranquil unnamed beaches in the back mountain, and the war history of Shetou Mountain, all bearing the unique charm of Fenggui Peninsula. As a highlight, Fenggui Listening to Waves is one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Penghu and an important scene in the movie "Fenggui Coming People," which featured prominently during Dou Dao's childhood performances. Next to Fenggui Cave, there is a gazebo humorously nicknamed the Alien’s Pavilion. In addition to being a filming location for the movie "Fenggui Coming People," it also appears in the MV of Zhan Yawen's "Penghu Love Song." What do you think?
Fenggui Cave
