By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
The beauty of Penghu’s bays has stepped onto the international stage. At 11:00 AM on March 7th, Berlin time, Penghu County Magistrate Wang Ganfa, accompanied by Ambassador Chen Huayu from the Taipei Representative Office in Germany, President Lai Sechen of the Taiwan Visitors Association
The beach at Qibei Shoal is soft and fine, with its golden hues complementing the azure waters perfectly. (Photo provided by Penghu County Government)
The "Most Beautiful Bays in the World" (The Most Beautiful Bays in the World) organization is an NGO composed of some of the world’s most stunning bay regions. Established in 1997 by Jean Manquat, its headquarters are located in Vannes, central France. The organization is dedicated to promoting the protection of the natural and cultural resources of bays globally. Currently, it has 39 member bay areas across 30 countries, including San Francisco Bay in the United States, Qingdao Bay in China, and Ha Long Bay in Vietnam.
The Double-Heart Stone in Qimei is well-preserved, with a beautiful and romantic shape, making it a popular spot for couples to take photos. (Photo provided by Penghu County Government)
Penghu County has garnered attention from the organization due to its long-term commitment to the protection of marine and natural resources. The unique marine geological landscapes and rich cultural history of the Penghu Archipelago create distinctive bay characteristics that have left a deep impression on other member countries. Wang Ganfa stated that becoming a member of the Most Beautiful Bays organization is a significant step for Penghu onto the international stage. It not only enables extensive exchanges and cooperation with other member bays in areas such as marine environment management and the preservation of cultural assets, but also provides an excellent opportunity for the world to see the beauty of Penghu.
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