Wang-an - Mandarin Duck Cave,藏軍洞 (Zangjun Cave) Introduction
The place of Yuan Yang Cave holds geographical and historical value, featuring an east-west river valley terrain, and serves as a fishing spot. Due to the river valley topography nearby, there are many shallow wells; during World War II, it also served as an air raid shelter for the people of Wang-an. Several caves were excavated as air raid shelters, but due to the passage of time and the forces of nature, most of these shelters have collapsed. The outer beach of Yuan Yang Cave is pure and tranquil, while the offshore area has Saddle Mountain Island, resembling a saddle, acting as a barrier, located about 600 meters away. The "藏軍洞" (藏 Army Cave) in Yuan Yang Cave is a remnant of historical significance in the area; during World War II, the Japanese military enslaved the residents of Wang-an and Jinmen islands, excavating it as sleeping quarters for torpedo boats and special forces. The project was completed just as Japan announced its unconditional surrender, leaving the base abandoned, and many of the caves have collapsed, with only ruins remaining. 【Recommended stay time】2 hours.
Yuan Yang Cave Coast overlooking Ma'an Mountain
Mandarin Duck Cave
