Wenao Zushi Temple is a bus stop on Xinsheng Road in Magong, served by 4 city routes connecting the city center, harbor, and attractions in surrounding townships. The stop is a key node in Magong’s urban bus network — whether you are a local commuter, a visitor transferring between services, or returning to the city center from Magong Harbor, this is a stop you are likely to pass through.
Location
The stop sits on Xinsheng Road, adjacent to Wenao Zushi Temple, with a basic shelter and route signage. It is located southeast of Magong city center, at the boundary between a predominantly residential area and a light-commercial strip, with moderate traffic. The main shopping streets — Minzu Road and Zhongshan Road — are a 5-minute walk away. Tianhou Temple (the most prominent temple in Magong) and Siyanjing (Four-Eyed Well, a historic site) are 10 minutes on foot. The main fishing port at Magong Harbor and Zhongzheng Road Old Street are about 15 minutes away. Convenience stores, street food stalls, and guesthouses near the stop make it a practical place to rest or stock up between connections.
Travel Tips
Four routes share this stop but serve different destinations with different frequencies. Always check the route number on the sign before boarding: Route 0761 goes to Guanghua, Route 0765 loops via Wukan back to Magong, Route 0773 goes to Shanshui, and Route 0777 goes to Fenggui. Last departures differ by route: Route 0761 at around 20:15, Route 0765 at around 20:45, Route 0773 at around 17:55 (earliest), and Route 0777 at around 22:25 (latest). Check the live timetable on this page before boarding. During winter when the northeast monsoon is strong, services to Fenggui (0777) and Shanshui (0773) may run 10–20 minutes late due to strong winds and sea conditions. In summer, afternoon thunderstorms can also affect schedules. There is no dedicated luggage area at this stop; if you are traveling with large bags, ask the driver whether there is room.