Wangan - Mandarin Duck Cave, Zangjun Cave (Zhenyang Boat Base) Introduction
The location of the Mandarin Duck Cave has geographical and historical significance, featuring an east-west valley terrain and serving as a marine fishing spot. Due to the valley topography, there are several shallow wells nearby. During World War II, it also served as an air raid shelter for the residents of Wangan, who excavated multiple caves as bomb shelters. Over time and with the forces of nature, most of these shelters have collapsed. The outer beach of the Mandarin Duck Cave is pure and tranquil, while the offshore Saddle Mountain Island serves as a barrier, located about 600 meters away. The "Zangjun Cave" within the Mandarin Duck Cave is a remaining historical relic of the area; during World War II, it was excavated by Japanese troops who enslaved the residents of Wangan and Jinmen Islands, serving as quarters for torpedo boats and special forces. As the project neared completion, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, leading to the abandonment of the base, and many caves have since collapsed, leaving only remnants. [Recommended stay time] 2 hours
Yuan Yang Cave Coast overlooking Saddle Mountain
Mandarin Duck Cave
