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Highlights

For a two-day accessible tour in Matsu, we suggest you to start by visiting the "Nangan Visitor Center" to have detailed travel information for historical and cultural heritage in Matsu. The "Queen of Heaven (Mazu) Temple" is devoted to the worship of Mazu, Goddess of the Sea, and is a center of worship in Matsu. It's considered a landmark and has the biggest Matsu statue in the world. The "Yuntai Mountain Military Museum" is where you could see the Taiwan Strait between Taiwan and mainland China and learn about the military history since 1945. "Jinsha Settlement" preserves its eastern Fujian-style buildings. The cluster of old houses along the stone stairway and the revitalization of idle space have made it one of Matsu's foremost tourist attractions. For the second day in Matsu, it's time to recall our former leader. The "Ching-Kuo Memorial Hall" exhibits the displays of photos from late President Chiang Ching-kuo taken during his inspection visits to the islands as well as his hand-written documents. In the end of your journey, it's time to step into the liquor plant, the dense scent of the liquor will wake you up and exhilarate you even before you taste it. The "88 Tunnel" and the "Matsu Distillery" are the best places for you to experience the pure taste of Dazhu, Gaoliang and Laojiu(aged wine), which are among the most popular liquor brands worldwide.