Path of Flowing Light. Connecting artillery positions to the Prince Lord Temple with a meandering trail, creating a walking route of approximately 1440 meters, linking surrounding forests and sea views, and incorporating artist works and rest areas. Connecting artillery positions to the Prince Lord Temple with a meandering trail, creating a walking route of approximately 1440 meters, linking surrounding forests and sea views, and incorporating artist works and rest areas. From the artillery position to Shanfu Fishing Harbor (L=266M), visitors can see the artwork "Looking at the Sea is Not the Sea" along the way for rest and sea viewing. From Shanzhugou to Geban Bay (L=644M), this trail is more challenging, with varied terrain and lush forests. Benches are provided along the way for rest. Before the exit to Geban Bay, there is a rest platform and the artwork "Coming of Age". From Geban Bay to the Prince Lord Temple (L=530M), this trail features the most photogenic spots, including a wooden boardwalk surrounded by forests and a tunnel formed by intertwined trees. This is an unmissable scenic spot during the lush green season. Along the way, the rest platform features the "Eight Auspicious Beasts" artwork, inspired by the concept of the character 'Fu' (auspicious) in the names of all eight villages of Xiaoliuqiu (Benfu Village, Yufu Village, Zhongfu Village, Dafu Village, Tianfu Village, Nanfu Village, Shangfu Village, and Shanfu Village). From the artillery position to Shanfu Fishing Harbor (L=266M), visitors can see the artwork "Looking at the Sea is Not the Sea" along the way for rest and sea viewing. From Shanzhugou to Geban Bay (L=644M), this trail is more challenging, with varied terrain and lush forests. Benches are provided along the way for rest.
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