Aimen Beach. Adjacent to Lintou Park, Aimen Beach is composed of coral and shell fragments, foraminifera remains, etc., among which star-shaped foraminifera are the most stunning to visitors. Adjacent to Lintou Park, Aimen Beach is composed of coral and shell fragments, foraminifera remains, etc., among which star-shaped foraminifera are the most stunning to visitors. Originally an obscure beach, starting in 1998, the village chief of Aimen Village, along with his son, initiated a community beach restoration project, installing facilities such as sand barriers to intercept sand blown by the northeast monsoon, leading to its gradual accumulation. Aimen Beach is composed of coral and shell fragments, foraminifera remains, etc., among which star-shaped foraminifera are the most stunning to visitors. Originally an obscure beach, starting in 1998, the village chief of Aimen Village, along with his son, initiated a community beach restoration project, installing facilities such as sand barriers to intercept sand blown by the northeast monsoon, leading to its gradual accumulation. Their efforts finally attracted the attention of the county government and the Penghu National Scenic Area Administration, which allocated funds to rebuild Aimen Beach, transforming it into a beautiful beach favored by tourists. During the summer, Aimen Beach becomes a great destination for water sports enthusiasts. Star-gazing Spot The longest golden shell beach in Penghu, it connects Lintou Park Beach all the way to Longmen Port and is a filming location for the TV drama "Love in the Isle of Orchids." In the drama, the female protagonist, on a boat to Penghu, throws a message in a bottle filled with her thoughts into the sea. Ten years later, the message in a bottle is found by someone from Japan.
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