Where is Penghu?

Penghu belongs to Taiwan Province Province, China, and the Penghu Islands are located in the Taiwan Province Strait in the west of Taiwan Province Island, which was the earliest developed place in Taiwan Province Province, China.

Penghu is called Penghu because it is connected with Zhongtun, Baisha and Xiyu, the largest island in Penghu, and is shaped like a lake. The sea outside is surging, and the lake inside is calm and clear.

There are many scenic spots in Penghu County, including Magong Mazu Tempel, Zhongtun Bridge, Tongliang Ancient Banyan, mamia, Tongliang Ancient Banyan and so on.

Penghu Island is rich in natural resources, among which Peach Coral and Penghu aragonite are the most famous, which are generally used to process jewelry such as rings, necklaces, earrings and tie clips.

The more modern scenic spots in Penghu County include Penghu Bridge, Tongpanyu Island and Tongliang Banyan Tree. There are many traditional settlements of early immigrants in Penghu County, which shows the long and profound history and culture of Penghu. Typical settlements include temples, Anwuying, Shi Gandang and Zhenfeng Pagoda.

Penghu's specialties are grouper, puffer fish, potato eel, lobster, spotted shrimp, crab, nine holes, sea melon seeds and so on. Because it is close to the sea and has a lot of seafood, it is a must-see spot for Penghu. There are also many specialties, such as salt shortbread, Iowa stew, handmade noodles and Futai sparerib noodles.