Chugang Memorial Monument for Fallen Soldiers Introduction
- Scenic Spot Introduction - Passing through the green-planted square, you can gaze at the shimmering Keelung Harbor in the distance, where the tranquil atmosphere calms the mind. A gray-white monument stands quietly on the hillside, commemorating the workers who lost their lives during the port construction, serving as an eternal testament to their contributions. - Scenic Spot Features - The Monument for Port Construction Victims was built in 1930 to honor the workers who tragically lost their lives during the port construction in Keelung during the Japanese colonial period. Situated on a small hill, the monument is composed of five parts: the base, pedestal, monument body, and the pinnacle. Walking along the approach path through the memorial square leads visitors to the highest point at the monument, where they can gradually calm their emotions and reflect on the harbor in the distance. Strolling through this area, travelers can deeply appreciate the challenging yet respected history behind the port construction. - Recommended Activities - It is suggested to visit during the day, stop at the square to gaze at the harbor, and let your emotions settle down with the sea breeze. Upon reaching the monument, first read the story on the nearby information board, then stand quietly in front to feel the weight of the history left behind, cherishing the present that was earned by the efforts of our ancestors! - Nearby Recommendations - After visiting the Monument for Port Construction Victims, you can also visit "Xian Dong Yan," where you can walk into the natural caves and between the sculptures, experiencing the tranquility and mystery created by the intertwining of history, religion, and natural wonders.
Venue Overview - 2
Aerial view of the venue
