港豐宮 - Manzhou Township

A seven-pole trip around the island by bicycle. People and cars rest, watching the sky and the sea.

Adjacent to the beach where you can take a cool rest I saw chicks blown off by the wind on the day of the visit And little mantis Rich in ecology and clean toilets

There are toilets at the entrance of the temple, and there are jeep and beach buggies you can rent to play

This is the entrance to the beach off-road

Man: Take you through the ends of the earth ... You look beautiful! Female: Next time you lie to me to get out of the car and bask in the sun ... you will "make it yourself"! Man: ... Ou! I know! -------------------------------------------------- --------------- (The above are purely long-distance observations and fictions ~ Thank you for watching)

Gangfeng Palace is located by the seaside of Gangzai Village, Manzhou Township, Pingtung County. It faces the Pacific Ocean. It is the local temple of Di Gong. The temple is not very big. However, because it faces the Pacific Ocean, besides the beautiful beaches, there is the famous Gangzai nearby. Desert ~ Jiupeng Desert. Due to the long-term accumulation of sand in the estuary and the blowing of the northeast monsoon, it forms a large piece of special terrain like a desert. This is a very rare spectacular sand dune and an endless desert landscape. You may wonder if you have come to the Sahara of Taiwan. The desert, but on the other side is the beach and the Pacific Ocean. You can play in the waves, but it is not suitable for swimming. The beach and the desert are mixed together, and there is a small lake next to Gangzi Creek, forming a special but beautiful scenery. Going to the desert, there are piles of sand dunes, which is even more beautiful and dreamy. Sand blasting activities are popular here, and the modified jeep is very suitable for sand driving, and you can fully enjoy the sandy landscape along the way. The most exciting section is the desert cliff. The jeep dived down from a 45-degree steep slope of nearly four stories, almost the highest tide of sand-blasting activities.

After this, on June 11, 2021, Taiwan is experiencing an epidemic. There are almost no people here. All the scenic spots are closed with warning bars, and they can only be viewed from a distance and cannot be approached. There is a large parking lot in front of the temple, but everyone abides by the rules, so it is empty and there are no tourists.

111.2.14? The local god of good fortune, pray for peace Facing the endless sandy beach (facing the Pacific Ocean) very happy ? There's also a sand track There is a public toilet opposite the temple entrance