Guanlongbi Lighthouse is a century-old lighthouse located within Kenting National Park in Taiwan, serving as a crucial navigational point for ships sailing at night in the southern waters of Taiwan. The lighthouse is a white, circular structure divided into four levels, each with 15 iron steps, standing 18 meters tall with a base circumference of 110 meters, towering like a giant on the coastline. During the day, ascending to the top of the lighthouse offers a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, the Taiwan Strait, and the Bashi Channel, where the waters blend seamlessly with the sky.
Opening hours are year-round from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Accessibility services include wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances.
Guanlongbi Lighthouse
Guanlongbi Lighthouse is a century-old lighthouse located within Kenting National Park in Taiwan, se[...]
