While entering Lintou Park in Huxi Township, Penghu County, you will see a green abundant view, and Lintou Park is the sole green land of Penghu County in early times.  From 1946, Penghu County Government began to actively engage in forestation, and has
planted nearly 90,000 trunk of ephedra sinica on the land of Lintou.  In 1957, Lintou Park was set up here and then became the sole sightseeing park set up by Penghu County Government.



The Martyrs Shrine at the end of the walk from the entrance of Lintou Park was originally the Taiwan Province Penghu Military Cemetery built in 1954. This was the first military cemetery in all of Taiwan. A renovation project for the Shine was launched in 1986
and completed in 1989. The main structure was restructured into a three-story building. A plaque honoring the Noble Spirits of 823 Artillery Bombardment was signed by the Minister of National Defense, Mr. Yu Da-Wei. Famous leaders of 823 Artillery Bombardment,
including Chi Hsing-Wen, Chao Chia-Hsiang and Chang Chieh, rest here.



525 Air Crash in Penghu,On May 25, 2002, when the China Airline 611 flight flew to Hong Kong from Taipei, 206 passengers and 19 crews altogether unfortunately died when the airplane fell into the sea nearby the Mudou Island. Therefore, in the garden set up
a monument for victims who died in “525” air crash.



In Lintou Park there are shadowy footpaths for the tourist to take a walk, if even you are tired, there are lovable leisure chairs and natural stone chairs for the tourists to take a rest. In the park, there is green grass, trees, and multi-colored flowers
all over it is a good place for cool leisure, healthy amusement and rest.