Coisas para fazer em Nanhai Visitor Center

Convenience of booking with Klook: Convenient Service: Easy to redeem Facilities: Acceptable Price: Favorable Experience: Can experience local culture

Thank you for organizing the tour despite the strong winds at the end of October. This was the only company open in Penghu, and we truly appreciate the personalized service and high value for money. It was safe and thoughtfully arranged.

It's rare to have a group tour available at the end of October, and I'm very grateful. The value for money is excellent, it's safe, and the coach is attentive and provides great service.

Fun, high-value customized service, and it's rare to have a tour group in late October during winter! I really cherish it.

Qimei is an island located at the southernmost tip of the Penghu archipelago, famous for its magnificent Twin-Hearts Stone Weir. However, the island also boasts many other attractions, such as the Tomb of the Seven Beauties, Wangfu Stone, and Little Taiwan, offering a rich tapestry of natural landscapes and cultural stories. Besides sightseeing, visitors can also enjoy snorkeling, savor fresh seafood, and experience the simple charm of a local fishing village.

Includes tickets to many exhibition halls, saving time on purchasing, and it's even cheaper when bought together. There's also a stamp collection activity where you can redeem gifts, making it a great deal!

This time, to give my family a quick understanding of Penghu's culture, our first stop was the Penghu Living Museum. It primarily showcases rich content related to Penghu's history, culture, and local customs, making it an ideal indoor attraction for families with children. Through authentic artifacts, models, audio-visual multimedia, and recreated living environments, the museum allows visitors to gain a deep insight into the trajectory of local life in Penghu. The admission fee is very reasonable, truly worth a visit!👍

This time, to give my family a quick understanding of Penghu's culture, our first stop was the Penghu Living Museum. It primarily showcases rich content related to Penghu's history, culture, and local customs, making it an ideal indoor attraction for families with children. Through authentic artifacts, models, audio-visual multimedia, and recreated living environments, the museum allows visitors to gain a deep insight into the trajectory of local life in Penghu. The admission fee is very reasonable, truly worth a visit!👍