Ci Lake Triangle Fort Introduction
The Cihu Triangle Fort is located in the coastal area of Cihu. Surrounding the fortress, trenches were dug for protection, and barbed wire was used to create a minefield on the beach to prevent the enemy from advancing during wartime. The triangle fort features a sturdy shape and camouflage appearance, with living quarters for the stationed troops to accommodate their daily activities and missions. Lookouts and firing ports are set at each of the three corners, and guard posts are also established, making it a solid fortress. As the military tensions across the Taiwan Strait gradually eased, the Triangle Fort has transformed into a cultural landscape for tourism and natural ecological conservation. At the end of spring and the beginning of summer, the blooming evening primrose near the Triangle Fort attracts many bees, butterflies, and migratory birds such as the European bee-eater, creating a vibrant scene of colors during the spring and summer.
