Tongliang Great Banyan > Scenic Spot Search > Tourism Administration, Republic of China (Taiwan)

A massive banyan tree said to be more than 200 years old forms a canopy over the courtyard of Bao'an Temple in the village of Tongliang, at the western tip of Baisha Island. The main trunk of the tree is not very impressive, but its aerial roots form a miniature forest of subsidiary trunks that covers an area of more than 660 square meters. The Tongliang Banyan is revered by the people of Penghu as sacred, and has been designated as the official county tree. Its ability to thrive in such an inhospitable, wind-swept environment makes it a symbol of the indomitable spirit of the Penghu islanders.

Travel Information

（Traffic information is subject to change. Please check with the transportation station before departure.）

Transportation：

Magong City → County Hwy 203 → Township Road Peng 8-1

Public：

Take an airplane to Penghu Airport or a ferry to Magong Harbor and transfer Magong Shuttle Bus North Ring Line from Magong Bus Station to Tongliang Great Banyan stop.
Take an airplane to Penghu Airport or a ferry to Magong Harbor and transfer Penghu County Bus Blue Line - Wai'an Line or Tongliang Line from Magong Bus Station to Tongliang Great Banyan stop.

Accessible Transportation

Public:

Take an airplane to Penghu Airport or a ferry to Magong Harbor and transfer Magong Shuttle Bus North Ring Line (Please reserve low-floor buses in advance) from Magong Bus Station to Tongliang Great Banyan stop.
Take an airplane to Penghu Airport or a ferry to Magong Harbor and transfer Penghu County Bus Blue Line - Wai'an Line or Tongliang Line (Some buses are low-floor) from Magong Bus Station to Tongliang Great Banyan stop.

Bus stops