Landslide Memorial Park Introduction
This area was originally a dense forest, covered with rich vegetation on the ground's surface and strewn with stones. The residents of Fengshan Village came around the Japanese colonial period, encouraged by the Japanese to develop camphor resources, which included Hakka people from the Hsinchu mountain area and residents from nearby Ruili, Ruifeng, and Taixing. Initially, the villagers did not know where the stones beneath the forest came from until recent years when typhoons and heavy rainfall revealed that they were the result of a landslide that occurred over a hundred years ago. The Tsou people, who lived in this area earlier, had moved away due to the landslide. In 2003, the "Landslide Memorial Park" was established here, which not only constructed recreational facilities over time but also introduced the history of life, industry, and cultural aspects of Fengshan, along with knowledge related to landslides. Its location is at the entrance of Fengshan Village, making it the first stop for community tours and environmental education.
