The Jianshan Line (route number 0767, with internal route code 32 used by Penghu County’s Public Vehicles and Ships Administration) is a large clockwise loop departing from Magong Main Station, tracing a “Magong–Jianshan–Magong” circuit through the eastern half of Huxi Township. The full one-way circuit has about 80 stops, passing Huimin Hospital, Magong Senior High School, the Cultural Center, the District Court, the Penghu Visitor Center, the Cai Tinglan Jinshi Residence, Xingren, Aimen Beach, Penghu Airport, Lintou Park, Jianshan Power Plant, Jianshan, Longmen Fishing Port, Guoye, Nanliao, Huxi, Xixi, Chenggong, and Dongwei before returning to Magong. It is the most comprehensive bus route for residents of eastern Huxi heading into Magong and for travelers looking to chain together several Huxi attractions in a single ride.
Route highlights
The Jianshan Line runs as a one-way large loop. Its corridor overlaps heavily with the Longmen Line (0774), but it makes more stops and reaches deeper into the countryside: the Longmen Line turns back at Longmen, while the Jianshan Line continues north along the east coast, winding through the northern-ring villages of Guoye, Nanliao, Huxi, Xixi, and Chenggong before heading back to downtown Magong via Dongwei and the Livestock Market. The highlights cluster in the eastern half: Aimen Beach and Lintou Park are popular summer swimming and camping spots; Jianshan and Longmen Lizhengjiao are well-known for photographing sunrise over the east coast, and the area is also home to Taipower’s Jianshan Power Plant; the Guanri Tower on the northern side of Guoye is Penghu’s most iconic “Guoye sunrise” photo spot, reachable on foot after stepping off the morning loop; Nanliao preserves a complete fabric of coral-stone (basalt) old houses and walled vegetable gardens, and was named one of the Top 100 Green Destinations in 2019 — a good fit for travelers who want to skip the crowds and explore the village at a slower pace.
From April to September during swim season, buses add the “Longmen Passenger Terminal (Apr–Sep only)” stop, making it easy for travelers to transfer from Magong to South Sea Route ferries (Qimei, Wang-an, Jiangjun Island) at Longmen-Jianshan Pier.
When to catch it
The counter-direction 32K run leaves Longmen terminus at 6:00 AM daily for Magong, primarily serving eastern Huxi residents heading in for work or medical visits. The clockwise loop departs Magong Main Station starting at 7:00 AM (32), followed by 8:05 AM (32A), 10:05 AM (32B), 11:20 AM (32C), 12:15 PM (32D), 2:05 PM (32E), 4:25 PM (32F), 4:50 PM (32G), 5:50 PM (32H), 8:00 PM (32I, does not run on weekends or school breaks), and 9:15 PM (32J) — 11 departures in total, at intervals of roughly 1–2 hours.
For sightseeing, the 8:05 AM or 10:05 AM departures from Magong Main Station work best: they let you string together Aimen Beach, Lintou Park, Jianshan, Longmen, and Guoye into a half-day itinerary, with the 4:25 PM or 5:50 PM run back to Magong. For the Guoye sunrise, the only workable bus option is to reverse the plan — stay overnight near Huxi or Guoye, catch the sunrise, then take the 6:00 AM 32K back to Magong. No bus reaches Guoye during the pre-dawn sunrise window.
In winter (November to March), the northeast monsoon brings sharp wind chill along the eastern coast at Guoye and Nanliao, so avoid the coldest early-morning hours. In summer, plan outdoor walking around the 2:00–3:00 PM midday heat.