Este teve mais do que um pouco de pesquisa e e-mails (e google translate).
Taiwan supervisiona ambos, essas cordas de ilhas, são administradas separadamente, Kinmen / Jīnmén 金門 pelo Condado de Kinmen, Matsu / Mǎzǔ 馬祖 pelo Condado de Lienchaing.
A resposta é, sim, você pode libertar o acampamento tanto em Kinman quanto em Matsu, mas isso é um 'sim' qualificado, como você não deveria em qualquer área com presença militar (assim, não é preciso dizer: não arme sua barraca ou atire a barbie lá.
O acampamento selvagem é legal em Taiwan. Também conhecido como camping gratuito, você encontra um local para guardar seu equipamento e permanecer durante a noite ou mais. Camping é imensamente popular em Taiwan, e acampamentos, de todas as descrições e preços, são abundantes.
Taiwan is currently experiencing a “golden age” of camping, according to Morio Chen, honorary president of the Formosa Camping and Caravanning Club (FCCC). Every weekend, upwards of 300,000 people head for the hills and down to the beaches to set up their tents in order to hike, climb, river trace, surf, cycle, and visit hot springs.
Para uma referência rápida na estrada, o Wikitravel lista pousadas, casas de hóspedes e casas de família muito acessíveis em Kinmen e Matsu . A brochura sobre mochila da Matsu National Scenic Area é uma prática prática.
E uma sólida visão geral do Wikitravel :
Informal camping is very easy and safe in Taiwan. Occasionally you can be scolded for choosing a bad spot, but threatening or violent behaviour is unheard of. It is generally okay to pitch a tent on the grounds of public schools, even in some larger towns. Just make sure to be gone before children arrive in the morning, and if there's a night guard posted, ask for permission first. Temple custodians may be willing to let you camp on their grounds or terraces as well, and you're unlikely to have any trouble camping next to an unstaffed shrine (certain ones may be considered undesirable because of evil spirits, but any objections will stem from concern for your well-being, not anger). Empty lots are of course fair game as well.
In national parks, there may be a rule against pitching tents outside of designated camping areas (which may or may not be present, and sometimes have a fee). However, it is considered normal to camp in parking areas or lawns anyway once the staff have gone home for the night. But do note that starting fires outside of designated fire pits is generally not considered appropriate in Taiwan (except on some beaches), and you should respect this. Taiwanese mountaineers cook and boil water using tiny portable gas stoves, which you can buy at outdoor sporting supply stores in major cities.
Editar : Consulte também os resumos do WikiVoyage para Matsu e Kinmen , com um agradecimento a @davidvc pela recomendação.
Adendos:
Uma resposta por e-mail da Administração Nacional da Área Cênica de Matsu, Agência de Turismo, MOTC, compartilha isto:
There are two camping sites running by local companies on Nangan island:
- Camping site at Mazu Religious Culture Park: providing bathrooms with shower facilities. Please contact Longfu Company( 0836-55661) for more information.
- Camping site at No.55 Hostel : providing power and bathrooms with shower facilities. Please contact No.55 Hostel via phone (0836-26426) or email ([email protected]) or searching on this website: http://bnb.matsu.idv.tw/No.55Hostel.
As for the campsite rules, please inquire managers from each site. However, please always be alert to snakes from April to September while camping in Matsu.
We wish you a pleasant journey in Matsu.