Setting Sail from Kaohsiung: A Journey into the Aesthetics of Taiwan and Penghu
【◎Written by Winnie ◎Translation by Lin Yu-ciao ◎Photos by Zeng Sin-yao】
Flying isn't the only way to get from Kaohsiung to Penghu. For many travelers, taking the Penghu Ferry（澎湖輪）along the scenic Blue Highway（藍色公路）is a popular and relaxing option.
The Penghu Ferry can carry around 600 passengers and is equipped with drive-on/drive-off facilities so vehicles can enter and leave the ship quickly. The cabins follow a minimalist Japanese design; public areas include a restaurant, a café, and a children's playroom. Passengers can also go up to the observation deck to enjoy views of the ocean and the horizon. Elevators connect all floors, and the ferry features accessible sleeping berths and braille signage for the convenience of elderly passengers and those using wheelchairs.
Penghu Ferry Online Booking：https://tnc-kao.com.tw/
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