2026 Jinshan Sulfuric Fire Fishing Kicks Off in May
- Written by North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Headquarters, Tourism Administration, MOTC Republic of China (Taiwan)
Jinshan Sulfuric Fire Fishing is the world's only sulfuric fire fishing method. (Photo by FuJi Fish Studio)
"Bong-hué-á" (Sulfuric Fire Fishing) is a traditional fishing method passed down in Taiwan for a century. It uses sulfuric fire to attract fish and is named after the "bong" sound produced during ignition. With promotion by the North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration and local teams, it has gradually transformed into a featured experience with both cultural and tourism value, making its way onto the international stage.The land-based tours include the popular "Fire Captain's Lighting Experience," allowing the participants to feel the immersive shock of holding a torch in a safe environment. Additionally, it combines guided tours of the Huanggang Fishing Village, readings of the Fish Road Historic Trail, and drying fish experiences to showcase the history and living culture of the village.
After boarding the boat in the evening, visitors can taste fresh squid rice noodles. At night, a maritime ecological experience begins, offering views of the Twin Candlestick Islets from afar and engaging in sea fishing. When the sulfuric fire is ignited and the light reflects on the sea, lucky visitors can witness the precious sight of fish leaping out of the water and taste freshly caught fish.
Every sulfuric fire journey is a precious gift presented by nature and cultural history. The North Coast possesses world-class landscapes such as the world's only sulfuric fire fishing method, the Jinshan and Wanli hot springs, and Yehliu Geopark. Domestic and international travelers are welcome to the North Coast to enjoy sustainable travel.
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Authors: North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Headquarters, Tourism Administration, MOTC Republic of China (Taiwan)
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