Top Things to do in Hengchun
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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Hengchun, Pingtung
Discover the best top things to do in Hengchun, Taiwan including Sand Island (Sa-Dau), Longpan Park, Kenting Wanli Dong, Sheding Natural Park, White Sand Bay, Hengchun Old Town, Kending Street Night Market, Nanwan Beach, Chuhuo Special Scenic Area, Hengchun South Gate.
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1. Sand Island (Sa-Dau)
2. Longpan Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By Enokido20 - Buffalo, United States
Rent a scooter from a local shop and then drive the East Coast and stop at Longpan park. The drive is gorgeous and longpan is a good spot to stop and have lunch and enjoy a great View overlooking the ocean. It's free with no charge. You then can continue on and there's some more beautiful stops along the way until you hit the next town. The town has several restaurants and a bridge you can walk if you get bored.
3. Kenting Wanli Dong
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Musings_MJ - Singapore, Singapore
Weather in Kenting was about 28 degree at mid day during end of December. Perfect for snorkelling. Water was incredibly clear and the corals and fishes were clearly visible under the bright sunlight. We kayak 100 metres or so out from the shore for snorkelling. Sea was calm and waves were not too strong. Feel not too cold in the water as we had wet suits. There are shower facilities by the shore which you will need to pay for. We signed up for the kayaking and snorkelling programme on KKday. The instructor provided guidance on kayaking and snorkelling if you are new to this. Wonderful experience and highly recommended.
4. Sheding Natural Park
5. White Sand Bay
6. Hengchun Old Town
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By Gheefrenchie - Fonsorbes, France
Actually there is no much to do there an old wall with 4 entrances and the wall around the town a couple of temple the food is great and cheap. The only interesting part is the bus terminal with free Wi-Fi and lovely people to give you the informations necessary to visit the all bottom end . Buy a 1 day pass NT$150 then go every where start by the green line first bus at 6.20 am go to the suspended bridge by the time you get there it will be free before 7.30 am follow the path on your left go on the beach and walk to the bunker and come back by the road try to hitchhike back to Hengchun it work or go back to the village where the bus dropped you there is some surfing guys they will give you a lift to Kenting . Because the return bus is at 4.55pm . At Hengchun take the blue line athe nd stop wherever you wanted and the next bus is every 30 minutes (102) then in the end from Kenting take the orange line (101) back to Hengchun. That is a full day
7. Kending Street Night Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 620 reviews
Reviewed By JonCh33 - Singapore, Singapore
It is a night marketing along Kenting Road where both sides are lined with stalls selling food, games, and small items. Traversing the night market street and sampling the nice food is sufficient for a dinner meal. But if you are thinking of eating something nice, I suggest Lu Nan Seafood which is somewhere mid of the night market. The seafood is fresh and the price is reasonable. This place is not a tourist trap, so don't expect people hustling you to come in.
8. Nanwan Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 943kbc - Illinois, United States
We love the peace and quiet of this beach. It is a great place to watch sunsets and relax. Very local.
9. Chuhuo Special Scenic Area
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By MargaretA251 - Santa Clarita, United States
My daughter-in-law took me here on our way north from Kenting. The fire emerging from the rocks was amazing. We got there after dark. My grandson tried and tried to put out the little fires by putting rocks on them. Totally futile, but fun! I remember thinking that, if this were in the U.S., there would be a high fence around the place, park rangers, admission fees and glass walls to protect you from the fire! Fun to be able to walk right up to it, and a reminder that there's a lot going on under the surface of the earth that we often take for granted!
