Cihu Triangle Fort Introduction
Cihu Triangle Fortress is located in the Cihu Coastal Area, surrounded by a moat for protection. Barbed wire fences are used to create a minefield along the beach, preventing enemy advances during wartime. The triangle fortress has a sturdy shape and camouflage appearance, with living quarters for stationed troops to rest and execute missions. Observation posts and firing ports are located at each corner, and the fortress also has guard stations, making it a robust stronghold. As the tensions across the Taiwan Strait gradually eased, the triangle fortress transformed into a cultural landscape for tourism and ecological conservation. At the end of spring and the beginning of summer, the evening primrose flowers blooming near the triangle fortress attract many bees, butterflies, and summer migratory birds such as the Blue-throated Bee-eater, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors during spring and summer.
