The temple was originally built as the Jinsheng Pavilion in 1662 to worship Earth God during the Qing Dynasty under Kangxi Emperor to accommodate migrant people from Quanzhou in Checheng. It was later renamed as Fu An Shrine after funds were raised and the pavilion was renovated during the Jiaqing Emperor. In 1953, it was officially renamed as Checheng Fu An Temple. The temple was built with Northern China royal temple style. It is the largest temple in Taiwan that is dedicated to Earth God.

Hengchun Old Town, where we can spend time exploring whiling walking on the old town.

Sail Rock, the name of the rock is derived from its shape which resembles a sailing ship.

Sand Island, also known as Sand Island Ecological Reserve, is a bay in Kenting National Park, Taiwan. The area is close to Provincial Highway 26 and has one of the few shell beaches in Taiwan. Its ecological reserve covers an area of ​​about 3 hectares, is about 290 meters long and 100 meters wide, and runs northwest to southeast. It is the smallest ecological reserve in Kenting National Park. In the past, because the sand on the local beach accumulated like a small island, nearby residents called it "Sand Island" and it has been passed down to this day.

Eluanbi Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on Cape Eluanbi, the southernmost point of the main island of Taiwan, which separates Taiwan's South Bay from Banana Bay and the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea from the Philippine Sea. It is near Eluan Village in the township of Hengchun in Pingtung County, Taiwan. The lighthouse is open to the public all year around. You will explore the park for 1 hour by yourself.

The Longpa Park faces east to the Pacific Ocean. The park is an open grassland which strong wind often passes by. On the western side lies terrace and coral reef cliffs, on the north lies low hills, on the south lies coral reef terraces and reef coasts and on the east lies isolated mountains, reefs, cliffs, caves, sands, lakes and river delta.