PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY NO.11
Provincial Highway 11 , parallel along the east coast, runs through the eastern Taiwan. With gorgeous mountains on one side and blue sea on the other side, the highway features many attractions on the way. One of the famous scenic spots is the well-known ocean view, which shows different colors as the weather changes. With the splendid coastline, spectacular landscapes, unique art and culture, and a range of water sports and adventures to choose from, Taiwan’s East Coast attracts visitors over and over again. It offers a distinctive experience to everyone.
Chenggong Township traces its Han settlement back to the Qing Dynasty, growing around Chenggong Harbor, the largest fishing port on Taiwan's east coast since 1932. Today it lands sailfish, mahi-mahi, and tuna, blending fishing tradition with a lively harbor-town culture.
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The earliest Han settlement in Chenggong Township can be traced back to Qing Dynasty The locals’ lifestyle has changed a lot with the quick development of society and economic Chenggong Harbor, which was built in 1932, is the largest fishing port in the east coast of Taiwan Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, Tuna and Striped Tuna are the major fish species that can be found in this area The harbor gradually becomes a new hub of urban life where you can come cross different kinds of people, from fisherman to merchant and from native to foreigners, which created a special fishing-cultural phenomenon.
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