Dagouye Basalt Columns — During the Japanese colonial period, a pier was built on the coast of Dagouye to connect the maritime transport between Magong and Xiyu. This area, buried underground, was unexpectedly discovered when excavating stones and soil.

Dagouye Basalt Columns. During the Japanese colonial period, a pier was built on the coast of Dagouye to connect the maritime transport between Magong and Xiyu. This area, buried underground, was unexpectedly discovered when excavating stones and soil. During the Japanese colonial period, a pier was built on the coast of Dagouye to connect the maritime transport between Magong and Xiyu. This area, buried underground, was unexpectedly discovered when excavating stones and soil. This magnificent columnar basalt, which had been sleeping for a thousand years, is arguably the most accessible columnar basalt on Penghu Island. During the Japanese colonial period, a pier was built on the coast of Dagouye to connect the maritime transport between Magong and Xiyu. This area, buried underground, was unexpectedly discovered when excavating stones and soil. This magnificent columnar basalt, which had been sleeping for a thousand years, is arguably the most accessible columnar basalt on Penghu Island. Address: 澎湖縣西嶼鄉池東村10號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Penghu