The Penghu Islands, also known as the “Chrysanthemum Island,” come alive every summer with the blooming of the resilient Gaillardia flowers, known locally as “Tianren Chrysanthemums.” These drought- and wind-resistant blossoms are the county flower of Penghu, symbolizing the perseverance and pioneering spirit of early settlers. Formed by majestic basalt landscapes yet embraced by the vast, gentle ocean, Penghu presents a unique harmony of strength and softness.

Traveling by bicycle is one of the most captivating ways to experience Penghu. Over four days and three nights, this 116-kilometer slow cycling journey invites you to immerse yourself in the island’s beauty. Ride through Magong City, exploring historical landmarks and cultural scenery, then venture along the northern loop to visit iconic attractions such as the Penghu Great Bridge, Tongliang Great Banyan, Daguoye Columnar Basalt, and Erkan Traditional Village. Each stop reveals the island’s natural wonders and rich heritage.

No island journey is complete without exhilarating water activities! On Jibei Island, professional instructors guide you through a snorkeling experience in crystal-clear waters, where you’ll swim alongside vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish, witnessing the dazzling vitality of the underwater world. On the third evening, enjoy the spectacular Penghu International Fireworks Festival, creating unforgettable memories under the night sky.

This summer, let the sea breeze and sunshine of Penghu light up your journey—together, we’ll create the brightest fireworks of youth!