The Guanghua Line (route number 0761) is a Magong city loop service operated by the Penghu County Public Bus and Ferry Administration. Starting and ending at Magong Main Station, it heads east through Wenao and Anshan before turning around at Waidongmen (Guanghua Village). Along the way it passes Huimin Hospital, Beichen Market, the Magong Police Precinct, the Martyrs’ Shrine, the Penghu Living Museum, Wenao Zushi Temple, Wenao Elementary School, Dongwen Wenji Temple, and Anshan Beiji Temple. The route mainly serves residents of the Wenao, Anshan, and Guanghua Village areas, covering evening and nighttime commutes.
Route highlights
The Guanghua Line covers the eastern side of central Magong — a residential area that most visitors overlook. Wenao is one of Magong’s older settlements, with a preserved Zushi Temple and traditional courtyard houses along its lanes. Anshan sits along the inner bay, where Beiji Temple and the children’s park anchor neighborhood life, and locals often walk the seawall in the evening. The Waidongmen area sits near the boundary between Magong and Huxi; from there the bus turns back and returns via the County Government and Reserve Command stops, covering the entire eastern half of Magong in a single trip. For travelers interested in everyday Penghu neighborhoods rather than just the Central Old Street, this is a low-key but practical option.
When to ride
Service is sparse — just two daily departures, at 5:30 PM and 8:15 PM. Arrive at the stop at least 10 minutes early to avoid missing the bus. The 5:30 PM run coincides with the evening commute and tends to fill with regulars; the 8:15 PM run is generally quieter and suits travelers who want to walk the lanes of Wenao or the Anshan seawall after dark. If you plan to get off at Anshan or Wenao for a walk, keep the return time in mind — once the last bus has passed, no further service runs back to Magong Main Station, and a taxi is the only remaining option. From November through March, when the northeast monsoon is strongest, winds along the northern side of Anshan are especially sharp, so bring a windproof jacket if you plan to disembark in the evening.