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A leisurely trail connects the Artillery Battery to the Temple of the Old Prince, creating a path of approximately 1,440 meters that integrates nearby tree-lined seascape views with artistic creations and resting platforms. From the Artillery Battery to Sanfu Fish Harbor (L=266M), a notable art installation, "Looking at the Sea is Not the Sea," appears along the way, offering visitors a chance to rest and enjoy scenery. From Shan Zhu Gang to He Ban Wan (L=644M), this trail is more challenging due to variable terrain and dense forests. Benches are available along the route for visitors to rest, and prior to He Ban Wan's exit there's a rest platform and an art piece titled "Becoming an Adult." From He Ban Wan to the Temple of the Old Prince (L=530M), this trail features the most photogenic spots for checking in: a wooden boardwalk surrounded by forest and a tunnel formed by intertwining trees. These verdant areas should not be missed. Mid-trail, rest platforms showcase the "Eight Blessing Beasts" art work, inspired by the "Fu" (blessing) character from all eight villages (Benfu Village, Yufu Village, Zhongfu Village, Dafu Village, Tianfu Village, Nanfu Village, Shangfu Village, Sanfu Village) of Xiaoliuqiu, emphasizing shared blessings in all local communities. From the Artillery Battery to Sanfu Fish Harbor (L=266M), a notable art installation, "Looking at the Sea is Not the Sea," appears along the way, offering visitors a chance to rest and enjoy scenery. From Shan Zhu Gang to He Ban Wan (L=644M), this trail is more challenging due to variable terrain and dense forests. Benches are available along the route for visitors to rest, and prior to He Ban Wan's exit there's a rest platform and an art piece titled "Becoming an Adult." From He Ban Wan to the Temple of the Old Prince (L=530M), this trail features the most photogenic spots for checking in: a wooden boardwalk surrounded by forest and a tunnel formed by intertwining trees. These verdant areas should not be missed. Mid-trail, rest platforms showcase the "Eight Blessing Beasts" art work, inspired by the "Fu" (blessing) character from all eight villages (Benfu Village, Yufu Village, Zhongfu Village, Dafu Village, Tianfu Village, Nanfu Village, Shangfu Village, Sanfu Village) of Xiaoliuqiu, emphasizing shared blessings in all local communities.