East Coast National Scenic Area

Fugang, formerly known as “Houzi” (“Monkey”) was the first station for reaching Green Island as used by the East Coast’s early indigenous people, from this point they would move towards the coastlines, and the nearby region still has ruins left behind; local indigenous people still remain on the relatively high wave-cut platform to the southwest side of the modern port area. After the construction of Fugang fishing port, a section of inhabitants also moved location to the wave-cut platform as inhabited by the local fisherman on the west side. In the old days of Fugang’s new housing development many Han ethnic Chinese moved here, the residents making use of local farming to make a living and setting up homes along the road.