Baisha Library stop is an important bus transfer point for travel between Magong and the Penghu North Loop — particularly toward Tongliang and Wai-an. Three city routes serve this stop, connecting visitors heading to Tongliang Banyan, Wai-an Fishing Port, and attractions near Xiyu and the Penghu Bay Bridge. Baisha Township occupies the northwest of Penghu’s main island, bordering the Penghu Cross-Sea Bridge, making this stop a natural starting point for North Loop day trips and a convenient return point into Magong. The stop sits directly beside the Baisha Township Library, so it is easy to identify; the waiting area is simple and uncrowded. Whether you are a local commuter or a visitor arriving by ferry, this stop provides an essential link between the North Loop and Magong city center.
Location
The stop is in Baisha Village, Baisha Township, next to the Baisha Township Library. A basic sheltered waiting area with clearly posted route information makes orientation straightforward. About a 5-minute walk to the northwest is Tongliang Banyan — Penghu’s oldest banyan tree at over 300 years old and one of the island’s most photographed landmarks. To the west, the Penghu Bay Bridge and Xiyu attractions are roughly 10–15 minutes away by bus. Baisha Township is defined by open rural scenery and aquaculture ponds, with farming and fishing as the main livelihoods. The area around the stop is quiet, with no commercial cluster nearby — a good place to pause and explore surrounding fishing villages, historic sites, and countryside.
Travel Tips
Routes 0758, 0762, and 0798 all share this stop. Always confirm the route number and final destination on the destination board before boarding to avoid taking the wrong service. Routes 0758 and 0762 run during the day, with last departures generally between 17:00 and 19:00 and headways of approximately 30–60 minutes. Route 0798 is a once-daily evening service; the return leg to Magong departs the terminal at 21:50, passing Baisha Library at around 21:03 (estimated from TDX trip data). If you plan to use it, verify the schedule beforehand. During winter months when the northeast monsoon is strong, services toward Wai-an and Tongliang may run 10–20 minutes late — check the real-time information on this page before setting out. There are no shops, drinking water, or restroom facilities at this stop. For longer waits, bring your own water and sun protection, especially in summer when midday heat can be intense.