Rushan Fort Introduction
Rushan Fort is connected to the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Forest, revitalized through national park renovations, transforming the original military facilities into historical sites with educational and tourism value. The park retains the defensive structures of the troops stationed there, recreating the authentic appearance of the Kinmen battlefield years. As you walk along the forest path, bunkers and shelters blend into the Casuarina trees before your eyes. Inside the structures, several wax figures of soldiers are displayed, holding various weapons with serious expressions and lifelike postures, as if still on duty. Key military sites such as the command post and anti-air landing forts are presented in their original form, enhanced by sound and light effects to recreate wartime scenarios, creating an immersive experience. Rushan Fort is not just a static military relic but an outdoor exhibition where visitors can gain a deeper understanding of Kinmen's defense history and battlefield culture. Whether military enthusiasts, history lovers, or families wanting to educate their children about local history, everyone can find rich experiences and inspiration here.
