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![[Illustrative] Yanping Dog Park](/api/images/entities/taipei-tw-2260cffc3760/hero.webp)
Illustrative Yanping Dog Exercise Area sits on the riverside green beyond the levee of Yanping Riverside Park in Taipei's Datong District, inside the Laoshi Li neighborhood. Opened on April 9, 2022, it is Datong District's first dog-only park, covering about 1,750 square meters with separate sections for large and small dogs. Safety fencing, double-gated entries, benches, dog-waste bag dispensers, trash bins, and washing stations make the site comfortable and secure. After a run, owners can walk over to the nearby Dadaocheng and Dihua Street commercial district for a meal or coffee, extending the outing into a relaxed half-day in one of Taipei's most historic neighborhoods.
![[Illustrative] Dabunei Ramune Tourism Factory](/api/images/entities/miaoli-tw-9ca7a1af052f/hero.webp)
Illustrative Dabune Marble Soda Tourism Factory is located at No. 11, Minsheng Road, Tongluo Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan's only indoor tourism factory themed around marble soda. It operates by appointment and is ideal for families with children as well as teens curious about retro toys and technology. The 1.5-hour tour includes a marble soda video presentation, historical introduction, DIY marble soda making, puffed rice experience, and free-play marble games. Adult tickets are NT$250, free for children under three, and visits are rain-or-shine. Hours: 10:00-17:00 daily. The factory offers guided tours and diverse interactive experiences, making it a popular family attraction for a Miaoli day trip.
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![[Illustrative] Penghu Aquarium](/api/images/entities/penghu-tw-233758a9ecc3/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Penghu Aquarium
Penghu Aquarium, on Bai-Sha Township in Penghu, is the outlying islands' only aquarium and offers a family-friendly mix of interactive exhibits and marine education. Inside are more than 150 marine species, a 14-meter arched underwater tunnel, a sea-star touch pool, and daily feeding shows, all great for the whole family. Tickets run about NT$300 for full-price adults, NT$210 for students, military, and police, and NT$150 for seniors and Penghu residents. The site has seahorse-themed activities, a sea-viewing pavilion, and a roomy parking lot - an ideal summer heat-relief destination for family trips.
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![[Illustrative] Pengpeng Beach](/api/images/entities/penghu-tw-021a4013fbcb/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Pengpeng Beach
Peng-Peng Sandbar is an uninhabited island shoal on the east side of Bai-Sha Township in Penghu, famed for its pure white shell beach and clear turquoise water. The beach is wide and the seabed is easy to see through, making it a fit for families to enjoy water sports, snorkeling, or sea fishing. Since it is uninhabited, visitors reach it by boat from Qi-Tou Pier or other harbors, usually as part of a day-trip package that lets travelers easily sample Maldives-like coastal scenery.
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![[Illustrative] Duxing Village](/api/images/entities/penghu-tw-76ed1bdf086a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Duxing Village
Du-Xing Tenth Village sits in downtown Magong and is one of Taiwan's earliest military dependents' villages, now rebuilt into a cultural-preservation park and creative cluster. The site keeps its original Japanese-era official housing and now houses the Chang Yu-Sheng Story House, Pan An-Bang Memorial Hall, Low-Carbon Island Exhibition Hall, and Vision Workshop, plus painted walls, installation art, creative shops, and a cardboard-train experience. Free throughout, it suits families, couples, and culture lovers who want to stroll, snap photos, and dive into local music and history.
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![[Illustrative] Guanyin Pavilion](/api/images/entities/penghu-tw-cbd4a81b42c8/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Guanyin Pavilion
Guan-Yin-Ting Waterfront Park on Magong's west coast is the city's signature seaside park and family recreation space. The visual centerpiece is the hundred-meter Xi-Ying Rainbow Bridge arcing across the water; the clear shallows and gentle sand make it ideal for children to splash, wade, and watch intertidal life. The park has rubber-fall play zones, slides, swings, a climbing wall, and colorful gates among its inclusive facilities, plus free parking, cold-water showers, drinking fountains, accessible space, and restrooms. Every summer the Penghu International Fireworks Festival lights up here, making it the best sunset-and-fireworks vantage - a hit with locals and tourists alike.
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![[Illustrative] Cross-sea Bridge](/api/images/entities/penghu-tw-6a25b65ef0bd/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Cross-sea Bridge
The Penghu Cross-Sea Bridge, about 2,494 meters long, spans the How-Men Waterway between Tong-Liang Village on Bai-Sha and He-Jie on Xi-Yu, linking the two islands. It is the longest cross-sea bridge in Taiwan and an essential stop on Penghu's north-loop itinerary. The roughly five-meter-wide deck features twin archways and a half-dome arch, with brilliant sea and blue sky by day and sunset and bridge-light romance at dusk - a popular photo spot. There is no toll or hour limit, suiting families, couples, and cyclists for walks or rides, and accessible ramps make baby-strollers and wheelchairs easy. Nearby attractions include the Penghu Aquarium, Ancient Banyan, and Yi-Jia Cactus Ice for a great one-day family trip.
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![[Illustrative] Aimen Beach](/api/images/entities/penghu-tw-a7a2c9b58b91/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Aimen Beach
Ai-Men Beach in Hu-Xi Township is Penghu's longest golden shell-sand beach, fine-grained and clear-water, ideal for families, couples, and water-sports lovers. Free rinse and shower facilities split the beach into motorized and non-motorized zones, offering kayaks, SUP, snorkeling, and banana boats, plus barbecue and rest pavilions. Colorful installation art and the 'Ai-Men' sculpture nearby make it a photo hotspot; it is also a filming location for the drama 'Ju-Dao Love,' blending leisure and tourism value.
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