Kouhu Township, Rural township in Yunlin County, Taiwan.
Kouhu Township is a rural administrative division in Yunlin County, stretched along the Taiwan Strait and spanning over 80 square kilometers. The area contains coastal waters, wetlands, and farmland distributed across 21 separate villages.
The area received its original name Xiangbihu during the Ming and Qing periods because of a large lagoon that resembled an elephant's trunk. This geographical feature shaped the region's early identity and naming.
The Qian Shui Che Zhuang Festival brings residents together to celebrate traditional customs through performances, music, and local food. This event shows how the community keeps its heritage alive through shared celebration.
Provincial Highways 61 and 17, along with County Highway 164, connect the township to major transportation routes across the Yunlin region. These roads make it easy to reach surrounding areas and transport hubs.
The township operates extensive oyster farming operations in its coastal waters, which have been specifically designated for offshore industrial use since 1991. These shellfish farms represent a key economic activity for the area.
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