Cimei Stone Weir Culture Center. Next to the pier on Cimei Island is the Cimei Visitor Center, which provides consultations on homestays, boat rides, and tourist attractions for the public. It is also a good place to rest and wait for boats. Next to the pier on Cimei Island is the Cimei Visitor Center, which provides consultations on homestays, boat rides, and tourist attractions for the public. It is also a good place to rest and wait for boats. To the east of the visitor center is the Stone Weir Culture Center, established to protect the traditional stone weir culture. Penghu is the place with the most stone weirs in the world, with nearly 600 in total, and Cimei has nearly a hundred, hence it is known as the "Hometown of Stone Weirs." Next to the pier on Cimei Island is the Cimei Visitor Center, which provides consultations on homestays, boat rides, and tourist attractions for the public. It is also a good place to rest and wait for boats. To the east of the visitor center is the Stone Weir Culture Center, established to protect the traditional stone weir culture. Penghu is the place with the most stone weirs in the world, with nearly 600 in total, and Cimei has nearly a hundred, hence it is known as the "Hometown of Stone Weirs." A stone weir is a traditional fishing trap built on the intertidal zone using stones to form embankments. During high tide, fish are led into the stone weir, and when the tide recedes, they are trapped inside. The construction of a stone weir requires a group of people to work together. These people are equivalent to shareholders of the stone weir. After construction, the order is determined by lottery, and only the person on duty has the right to patrol and fish on that day. This is a fishing method that is most in line with natural ecology.
Address: 澎湖縣白沙鄉吉貝村182-2號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Penghu