Lintou Park

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Lintou Park was established in 1946, when more than 90,000 casuarina trees were first planted along the Lintou coastline. By February 1953, when the park was officially established, the casuarinas had already formed a green canopy. At the end of the entrance path to the park, on the right side, stands the Martyrs’ Shrine, originally named the "Penghu Military Cemetery of Taiwan Province," which was built in 1954 as the earliest military cemetery in Taiwan. It underwent renovations in 1986, transforming the main structure into a three-story building, completed in 1989. Inside the shrine's entrance archway is a monument inscribed with the characters "Haohua Changcun" (Enduring Heroism), written by then-Minister of National Defense Yu Dawei during the 1958 Aug. 23 shelling incident. This site is where martyrs such as Ji Xingwen, Zhao Jiahsiang, and Zhang Jie, who sacrificed their lives during the shelling, are commemorated. Lintou Village got its name because the early settlements grew densely along both sides of the small creek in the southeast, which was abundant with casuarina trees. It is said that the current Lintou Park and the expansive beach to the east were once covered with casuarinas.

Address:Lintou Village, Huxi Township, Penghu County

Lintou Park Introduction

Lin Tou Park, established in the 35th year of the Republic of China, saw the first planting of over 90,000 Casuarina trees along the Lin Tou coastline. By the time the park was officially established in 42, these trees had already created a lush green environment. To the right at the end of the entrance path is the Military Martyrs' Shrine, originally known as the "Penghu Military Cemetery of Taiwan", which was built in the 43rd year of the Republic of China. It is one of the earliest military cemeteries in Taiwan. In the 75th year, it underwent renovations, and the main structure was transformed into a three-story building, completed in the 78th year. Inside the archway of the shrine is a monument inscribed with the words "The righteous spirit endures", written by then Minister of National Defense Yu Dawei during the 823 Artillery Battle in the 47th year of the Republic of China. Generals such as Ji Xingwen, Zhao Jiaxiang, and Zhang Jie, who died in the 823 Artillery Battle, are honored here. Lin Tou Village got its name from the dense growth of Casuarina trees along the sides of a small creek in the southeast of the early settlement. It is said that the current Lin Tou Park and the large sandy beach to its east were once covered with Casuarina trees. The Casuarina tree is known for its strong wind resistance and sand stabilization capabilities, making it an ideal species for the unique climate of Penghu. Currently, only a small cluster of these trees remains in the northern part of the park, as most of the trees have been removed and replaced with Casuarina forests or other decorative plants. The beach of Lin Tou Park stretches across three villages—Jianshan, Lin Tou, and Aimen—totalling over 3,000 meters, making it the longest beach in all of Penghu, surrounding the southern coastline of Huxi Township with magnificent scenery. The sand is dense and the water is crystal clear, making it a beautiful, clean "white coral sand beach." Visitors can walk southwest from Jianshan and Lin Tou to reach the long, curved beach of Aimen, and Lin Tou Park is the most convenient spot to enjoy the sea. The park’s lush shade, tranquility, pavilions, and wooden benches provide the perfect place to relax and cool off after enjoying beach activities under the bright sun.

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Lintou Park Travel Information

Address:Lintou Village, Huxi Township, Penghu County


Transportation Methods:1. Scooter/Car: From Magong City, take Zhonghua Road to County Road 204, passing through the communities of Shiquan, Xingren, and Wukang, and after passing the Magong Airport, turn right at Aimen Roundabout. You will see the sign for Lintou Park on the right side of the road. Turn right at the small road behind the Phoenix Hall in Lintou Village to reach the park. 2. Bus Information: Take the Jianshan Line and get off at Lintou Park Station.


Other Nearby Attractions: Shell ChapelLintou ParkRin Tou Japanese Landing MemorialLingtou BeachAimen Beach (including Lintou Beach)San Sheng TemplePhoenix PalaceBeiji TempleXianjidian TempleLuksi Red Brick Kiln Factory


Nearby Cuisine: Hsin Hsien Restaurant【Huksy Township】Dacheng North Beef Noodle【Huxi Township】369 Fishing World - Charcoal Grilled Cuisine [Magong City]Hsi Hsi Food FactoryDayuan SpecialtiesLongmen Seafood【Huxi Township】Chrysanthemum Island New World - Penghu Duty-Free ShopNansiao Windmill Organic Farm Rest Stop【Huxi Township】Two Tomato Farms, Husi TownshipRixin Restaurant【Magong City】


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