The C-119 transport aircraft is also known as the "Flying Boxcar."
Address：No. 21, Guashan Road, Changhua City, Changhua County
C-119 Military Aircraft Park, C-119 Transport Aircraft, also known as "Flying Boxcar," is manufactured by the Fairchild Aircraft Company in the United States with a range of up to 13 hours. On October 28, 1958, the United States loaned 16 aircraft to the Taiwanese Air Force, and they were officially received on July 8, 1959, replacing the C-46.
C-119 Aircraft Park Interior
C-119 Aircraft Park Travel Information
Address：No. 21, Guashan Road, Changhua City, Changhua County
Other Nearby Attractions： Military Aircraft Park Trail 、 Green Environmental Learning Camp 、 Taiwanese Language Cultural and Creative Park 、 Bagua Mountain Ecotourism Service Center 、 Route 139 Bicycle Path (Central and Western Taiwan Circular Route 1-25) 、 Bagua Mountain Ecological Visitor Center and Grey-faced Buzzard Exhibition Hall 、 Changhua Arts High School Trail 、 Yimi Biaotai Peace Memorial Park 、 Changhua City and Bagua Mountain Fort 、 Buddha Mountain Circular Trail (Nostalgic Cultural Recreation Tour)
Nearby Cuisine： Guashan Moon Garden View Restaurant 、 Guan Shan Moon Round 、 Changhua Liangyuan 、 Peanut Candy 、 Okole Tea 、 Meat Bun Li 、 Ji's Bakery 、 Che Lu Kou Meat Zongzi 、 Black Pork Noodles 、 Fuk Cheng Vegetarian
