At the end of World War II, the U.S. military bombed Japanese facilities in Taiwan. To ensure the safety of coal mining and coal transport trains, the Japanese built a lookout post on the hillside behind Shidili for surveillance and monitoring purposes.
Address：Shidi Li, Guanyinyan, Pingxi District, New Taipei City 226
During the late stages of World War II, the U.S. military bombed Japanese facilities in Taiwan. To ensure the safety of coal mining and coal transportation by trains, the Japanese constructed lookout posts on the hillside of Shidili as a means of surveillance and monitoring.
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Address：Shidi Li, Guanyinyan, Pingxi District, New Taipei City 226
Transportation Methods：By train: Get off at Ruifang Station of Taiwan Railway, then transfer to the Pingxi Branch Line train to Pingxi Station. By bus: Take the Wenhu Line MRT to Muzha Station, then transfer to bus 795 operated by Taipei Bus (Muzha-Pingxi Line) to Pingxi Station.
Other Nearby Attractions： Pingxi Sky Lantern 、 Pingxi Old Street 、 Pingxi Shidi Bridge 、 Pingxi Station 、 Xiaozi Mountain Trail 、 Cimu Peak Hiking Trail 、 Lingjiao Station 、 Lingjiao Liao Mountain Trail 、 Tsai's Historical Residence 、 Jingtong Coal Mine Memorial Park
Nearby Cuisine： A-Ki's Taro Ball Shop 、 Pingxi Mountain Spring Douhua 、 Fuchang Restaurant 、 Yiru Snack Shop 、 Yang's Chicken Rolls 、 Chiao Men Bakery 、 Auntie's Japanese Ice of Zhongpu 、 Hot Spring Shop - Chicken Roll Stand 、 Jingtong Old Street Red Treasure Miner's Diner 、 Royal Palace Tea House
