The Path of Liou Introduction
The trail connects the artillery position to the Prince Temple, creating a path of approximately 1440 meters that links the surrounding forest and seaside views, incorporating works by artists and creating resting platform areas. Along the path from the artillery position to Shanfuyuharbor (L=266M), visitors can find the art piece "Looking at the Sea is not the Sea," providing a resting spot for ocean viewing. The trail from Shanzhugou to Habawan (L=644M) is more challenging, featuring varied terrain and lush forests, with benches along the way for resting. Before exiting Habawan, there is a resting platform with the art piece "Becoming an Adult." The path from Habawan to the Prince Temple (L=530M) includes the most photogenic spots, with wooden walkways surrounded by forests and tunnels formed by interwoven trees, making it a must-visit scenic location during the lush green season. Along the way, there is a resting platform featuring the art piece "Eight Fortunes Beast," inspired by the eight villages of Little Liuqiu (Bengfu Village, Yufu Village, Zhongfu Village, Dafu Village, Tianfu Village, Nanfufu Village, Shangfu Village, and Shanfufu Village), all designed around the concept of fortune.
