Penghu’s Green “Ride” Trail: Electric Scooter Tour to Experience Ecological Beauty

Tourism Center / Taipei Report

Summer is here, and traveling to overseas islands is becoming increasingly popular. But don’t forget that Taiwan also has beautiful and fun islands of its own. To make Penghu, one of Taiwan’s most stunning bays, even more diverse and vibrant, the Penghu National Scenic Area Administration under the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications has built on last year’s success and once again organized a series of ecological learning activities. By integrating green, eco-friendly electric scooters, they are offering a refreshing travel experience.

Chen Shunxu, section chief of the Penghu Administration under the Tourism Bureau, stated that the “2013 Fresh Fun in

▲Grandma’s Penghu Bay is also a must-visit spot for those making a “pilgrimage” to Penghu. (Photo / Provided by Penghu National Scenic Area Administration)

In addition, the itinerary will take you to Huayu, the most beautiful and geologically unique ecological island in Penghu, and Beiliao, known for its distinctive intertidal zones and geological landforms—also not to be missed. Experience the Qibi Mountain intertidal zone geological tour and witness the wonder of a modern-day Moses parting the sea, immersing yourself in the natural ecological beauty of Penghu.

Chen Shunxu said that in addition to offering professional eco-tourism activities, this themed series also collaborates with the Smart Electric Vehicle Promotion Office under the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ Industrial Development Bureau and the Penghu County Government’s Environmental Protection Bureau to jointly plan a low-carbon eco-tourism series for Penghu. Utilizing the currently popular TES electric scooters—which are at the forefront of carbon reduction and environmental protection, producing zero noise, zero emissions, and zero pollution during rides—the initiative contributes to low-carbon efforts for the planet and promotes Penghu’s early transformation into a low-carbon island.