Yuantong Temple Stop is a key bus transfer point on the eastern side of Huxi Township, Penghu. Four urban routes converge here — the Taiwu Line, Jianshan Loop Line, Qinglu Line, and Longmen Loop Line — connecting Magong city center with surrounding villages. Whether you are heading to Qinglu Village on the Qinglu Line, exploring northern Penghu sights on the Taiwu Line, or visiting the waterfront settlements via the Longmen Loop, this stop is a natural interchange. Local residents and visitors alike board and alight here, with the heaviest activity during morning and evening commute hours.
Location
Yuantong Temple Stop sits alongside the main road through Dacheng North Village and takes its name from the Yuantong Temple shrine nearby. The stop is simply marked, close to homes and a small cluster of local businesses. The central shops of Dacheng Village, Baisha Village and the viewpoint near Baisha Harbor, and Lingshan Temple are all within walking distance (use a map app to check the exact distance and walking time). The surrounding area is primarily residential and agricultural, with limited dining or lodging options, so travelers should stock up on supplies before heading out.
Travel Tips
All four routes share the same stop area — confirm the route number before boarding. Route 0763 serves the Taiwu direction; routes 0767 and 0774 are village loop services; and route 0768 runs to Qinglu, each on its own timetable. Bus frequency here is lower than in central Magong. Last departures are generally between 18:00 and 19:00, so plan ahead and check the live timetable on this page before you go. During the winter northeast monsoon season, schedules may be reduced or modified; contact the Penghu County Highway Bureau for the latest information. There is minimal shelter at the stop, so bring an umbrella on rainy days.