Zhengbin Fishing Harbor Colorful Houses

With their vivid facades set against sea and sky, these playful houses evoke Italy's Cinque Terre while retaining a distinctly Taiwanese flavor. Zhengbin Fishing Harbor, built by the Japanese in 1934, was once Taiwan's largest port during the colonial era, and the harbor still hints at its bustling past of merchant ships and fish markets. Today it has transformed into a colorful, whimsical fishing village and popular leisure wharf, and the colorful houses beside the harbor are a famous landmark beloved by visitors taking photos.