The High Court Penghu office is located in Magong’s central administrative district and houses the offices of both the Penghu District Court and the High Court. Eight urban and suburban circular routes stop here, connecting Magong city center with outlying townships including Shagong in Huxi, Tongliang in Xiyu, Baisha, Shanshui, Qianliao, and Qingluo. This makes it the second-busiest transfer hub after Magong Bus Terminal. Whether you have legal business to attend to or are transferring from Magong Port to a suburban route, this is a commonly used stop for waiting and changing buses.
Location
The stop sits on Fuqian Road in Magong’s government district, near Penghu County Government, Magong Post Office, and various public agencies. The area is well-maintained, with a bus shelter offering shade and basic seating. Convenience stores and local eateries are within a 3-minute walk; an 8-minute walk takes you to the Zhongzheng Road Old Street commercial area, where you can find Penghu specialties such as brown sugar cake and dried ding fish; Magong Port — the ferry terminal for inter-island travel — and the waterfront promenade are a 15-minute walk. This area is Magong’s political and administrative hub, frequented by both visitors and commuters, and is a practical spot for transfers or short stopovers.
Travel Tips
Eight routes depart from the same stop or adjacent bays, so with multiple services passing through, always check the destination board and route number before boarding. Morning departures are mostly concentrated between 06:35 and 07:20; if you are catching an early bus to outlying areas such as Shanshui, Tongliang, or Qingluo, arrive at least 5 minutes early. During winter (October–March), when the northeast monsoon is strong, buses heading to outlying townships may run 10–15 minutes late. Check this page’s real-time arrival tracker before leaving to avoid unnecessary waiting.