Photos of Nan-fang-ao Fishing Harbor

There are three fishing ports in Nanfangao, "Nanfangao Fishing Port", which is an earlier fishing port in Nanfangao. The Nantian Temple opposite the fishing port is the local religious center, and at the bottom of Nanfangao Fishing Port are many fast-frying shops, seafood shops, etc. Let the people have a taste of fresh seafood. "Neipi Fishing Port" is the smaller of the three fishing ports. From 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm every day, there will be fishmongers from all over the country to sell in the market, and tourists can also join the ranks to buy fresh seafood. The third fishing port, compared with the first two fishing markets, the third fishing market, which is located next to the third fishing port, is much deserted. Currently, large-scale purse seiners and ocean-going fishing boats are moored; Industry once flourished in this small fishing port, but it gradually declined due to over-harvesting. However, there are still several jewelry corals on the roads along the port, which are dazzling for tourists to choose from. Nanfang'ao Cross-Port Bridge Nanfang'ao Fishing Port is the development center of Nanfang'ao. The urban area of Nanfang'ao is surrounded by wharfs. In the past, it had to go around a large circle from the north bank to the south bank. When completed, it will become a single-girder suspension steel bridge in Asia. It has a white body and a simple shape. It spans the fishing port waterway. Nanfangao forms a ring shape. The car dealers can directly surround the urban area, making it much more convenient for residents and tourists. , and the cross-sea bridge has also become a tourist attraction and a local pride. Nantiangong Mazu Temple Nanfangao is a natural fishing port. Most of the residents are fishing. In 1946, the residents were grateful for Mazu's rescue, so they planned to build the Nantiangong Mazu Temple in the twelfth lunar month of 1950, and completed the main hall in 1952. In 1956 The whole temple was completed on November 18. In 1990, more than 20 masters were invited to build a golden statue of Mazu (the whole body was made of pure gold and weighed 200 kilograms), attracting many people to worship here, and the incense was flourishing.