The Path of Liou

Pingtung Attractions

八福壽

The trail connects the artillery position to the Prince Yeh Temple, creating a walking route of approximately 1440 meters that links the surrounding forest and sea views, while incorporating artworks by artists and creating resting platforms. Along the way from the artillery position to Shanfu Fishing Port (L=266M), visitors can see the artwork "Looking at the Sea is Not the Sea," which provides a resting spot for observing the sea. From Shanpigou to Habawan (L=644M), this trail is more challenging, featuring varied terrain and lush forests, with benches available for resting along the way. Before exiting Habawan, there is a resting platform and the artwork "Transition to Adulthood." From Habawan to the Prince Yeh Temple (L=530M), this trail features the most photogenic spots, with a wooden plank road surrounded by forest, creating a tunnel woven from trees, making it an unmissable scenic spot during the lush green seasons. On the resting platform along the way, there is the artwork "Eight Blessings Beast," inspired by the concept of the character "Fu" from the eight villages of Little Liuqiu (Benfu Village, Yufu Village, Zhongfu Village, Dafu Village, Tianfu Village, Nanf Village, Shangfu Village, and Shanf Village).

Address：Liuchiu Township, Pingtung County, The Path of Liuchiu

The Path of Liou Introduction

The trail connects the artillery position to the Prince Temple, creating an approximately 1440-meter walk that links the surrounding forests and sea views, while also incorporating works by artists and establishing resting platform areas. On the path from the artillery position to Shanfuy Harbor (L=266M), visitors can see the art piece "Looking at the Sea is Not the Sea," which provides a place for visitors to rest and enjoy the sea view. The section from Shanzhugou to Haban Bay (L=644M) has a higher difficulty level, with varied terrain and lush forests, along the way there are benches for resting, and a resting platform along with the art piece "Turning into an Adult" before reaching the exit of Haban Bay. The trail from Haban Bay to the Prince Temple (L=530M) features the most photogenic spots, including a wooden walkway surrounded by trees and a tunnel formed by intertwining forests, which is a must-see location during the lush green moments. The resting platform along the way showcases the art piece "Eight Blessings Beast," inspired by the eight villages of Xiaoliuqiu (Benfu Village, Yufu Village, Zhongfu Village, Dafu Village, Tianfu Village, Nanfufu Village, Shangfu Village, and Shanfufu Village), all centered around the concept of blessings.