Ping'e Highway, Provincial Highway 26 (Fenggang–Kenting–Jialeshui)

Highway 26 is Taiwan’s southernmost coastal highway. From Fenggang in Pingtung, it runs south through Haikou, Checheng, Hengchun, South Bay, Kenting, and Sail Rock to Eluanbi, then northeast along the east coast past Longpan and Fengchuisha to Gangkou. The covered Highway 26 section ends at Gangkou; Jialeshui is about 2 km farther east. The western stretch is commonly called the Ping’e Highway, while the section east of Eluanbi is also known as the Jia’e Highway.

This page orders eleven Highway Bureau cameras from Fenggang toward Jialeshui and combines them with roadside weather and estimated road surface moisture.

Highlights & Attractions

Coral-reef shores, beaches, and tropical coastal views, including Checheng Fu’an Temple, South Bay, Kenting Main Street, Sail Rock, Eluanbi Lighthouse, Longpan Park, and Fengchuisha.

Typical Weather

Strong downslope Luoshan winds affect the western section from Fenggang to Kenting during roughly October–April. Gusts can approach typhoon-like strength. The eastern section from Eluanbi toward Jialeshui faces the prevailing wind and may have sand blown onto the roadway.

Riding Tips

In strong downslope winds, slow down, use a stable gear and engine speed, and leave room within your lane for wind gusts. Keep good control of the motorcycle rather than reacting abruptly. Kenting Main Street and South Bay can be congested on weekends, with many pedestrians crossing.