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- User Experience Description -
Meeting Point: Qitou Visitor Center, Baisha Township, Penghu County. Meeting Time: Subject to tides, primarily low tide; please refer to the Penghu tide table. Activity Duration: Approximately 1.5-2 hours.
-The departure time will be confirmed in an announcement one day prior to departure** (this information will be sent to the contact merchant)****
<<<<<<Very important: Please check the merchant's message for the departure time the day before. For non-reservation sessions, it's 7:00 AM. Not 7:00 AM. Not 7:00 AM.>>>>>>>>>>>>>
-Itinerary Introduction-
Join our most experienced instructor, A-Xi, on a treasure hunt through the intertidal zone's ecosystem – endless surprises await!
Experience the oldest traditional fishing method (Baodun), an achievement of Penghu people in utilizing the intertidal zone for fishing. "Dun" refers to a pile of stones on a reef shelter to collect fish, also known as "fish shelter," essentially a smaller version of a stone weir. Taking advantage of the need for hiding among bottom-dwelling fish, open stone piles (stone houses) are built in the intertidal zone. At high tide, the fish swim into the mounds; at low tide, fishermen dismantle the mounds and use nets to catch the fish inside. This is called Baodun. They are mostly constructed using locally sourced stones from the seashore. Each mound consists of dozens of stones, and at harvest time, each stone is removed to catch the fish inside with nets.
Learn how to harvest wild oysters; the most delicious wild oysters are right before your eyes.