Qingshan Fishing Port

Tainan Attractions

青山漁港
青山漁港

Qingkunshan is a fishing village located in the Jiangjun District, where one can experience a strong sense of simplicity. The Tainan coastal area has a total of seven fishing ports, among which the Qingshan Fishing Port is situated between the two major fishing ports of Anping and Jiangjun. In earlier years, Qingshan Fishing Port was known as Shrimp Peeling Village, as it is the origin of burned dried shrimp. The production method of burned dried shrimp is quite time-consuming and labor-intensive, requiring the shells to be peeled, the shrimp tendons to be removed, and then placed under the sun for long hours to dry. Utilizing natural sunlight and sea breeze for flavoring, it preserves the fresh sweetness of the shrimp, making it a unique and authentic taste of Taiwan found in Qingkunshan. During the day, visitors can purchase fresh seafood and specialty dried goods at Qingshan Fishing Port, and they may have the chance to participate in the lively seafood auctions if luck is on their side. There are also many delicious oyster pancake and seafood restaurants in the vicinity. In the evening, one can enjoy the beautiful sunset views over the salt pans and fishing port. With both delicious food and stunning scenery, Qingshan Fishing Port is definitely worth a visit!

Address:No. 101, Nan 26th Township Rd, Jianguo District, Tainan City, Taiwan

Qingshan Fishing Port Introduction

Qingkunshan is a fishing village located in the Jiangjun District, where you can experience a strong sense of simplicity. In the Tainan coastal area, there are 7 fishing ports, among which Qingshan Fishing Port is located between Anping and Jiangjun Fishing Ports. In the past, Qingshan Fishing Port was known as Shrimp Peeling Village, as it was the origin of the "Fire-Dried Shrimp." The production method of Fire-Dried Shrimp is quite time-consuming, requiring the shells to be peeled and the shrimp tendons to be removed before being placed under the sun for a long time to dry. This process utilizes natural sunlight and sea breeze to enhance the flavor while preserving the sweetness of the shrimp, making it a unique natural Taiwanese delicacy of Qingkunshan. During the day, visitors can purchase fresh catches and specialty dried goods at Qingshan Fishing Port, and if lucky, participate in the lively auction of seafood. There are also many delicious oyster omelet and seafood restaurants nearby. In the evening, visitors can enjoy the beautiful sunset over the salt fields and fishing port. With both great food and scenic views, Qingshan Fishing Port is certainly worth a visit!

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