Explore Ancient Ningtou in a 10-yuan electric cart tour around Kinmen
By MOOK Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin, compiled and reported
Low-carbon travel is all the rage. In addition to using public transportation to reduce carbon emissions, the Kinmen County Government has launched the “Ancient Ningtou Electric Cart Tour” starting June 10. Participants will get to visit sites such as the Lincao Peace Memorial Park, the Battlefield Broadcasting Wall, Beishan Settlement, Nanshan Settlement, Shuangli Lake, and the Wind Lion God statues. The entire tour lasts about two hours. Reservations are now being accepted, with a special promotional price of just 10 yuan during the campaign period.
The county-designated historic site Shuimei Pagoda was built in the 32nd year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1767) and is symbolic of water control. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
This Ancient Ningtou Electric Cart Tour lasts approximately two hours. The carts come in two sizes: seven-seaters and thirteen-seaters, with three of each type, accommodating a total of 60 people. Onboard audio guide services are provided. The promotion runs for one year starting June 10, with two daily sessions at 08:30 and 14:30. The morning session is open to general visitors at the special price of 10 yuan per person. Tickets must be booked at least seven days in advance, and visitors should purchase their tickets at the Tourism Service Center within the Lincao Peace Memorial Square 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time. The afternoon session is available to passengers riding the Kinmen Sightseeing Bus Battlefields Line (Line B) to Ancient Ningtou, with no additional charge during the promotion period.
The “Shuangli Ancient Land” by Shuangli Lake has withstood the 823 Artillery Bombardment, with the statue of Guan Yu in the temple remaining unscathed. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
The tour itinerary includes the Lincao Peace Memorial Park, the Ancient Ningtou Battle History Museum, the Battlefield Broadcasting Wall, Beishan Seawall, Beishan Settlement (including the Beishan Command Post and Zhenwei Mansion), Nanshan Settlement (including the Three-Eye Well and Natural Wetland Center), Shuangli Lake, the Wind Lion God statues, and the Gulongtou Shuimei Pagoda. For inquiries and reservations about the electric cart tour, please call 082-321-721.
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