Shiqiuling Tunnel

Shiqiuling - Taiwan is located in the northeast corner of Taiwan, also the midpoint of the Japanese and Philippine routes, and ships must be transported here. Therefore, since the 17th century, the Spanish and Dutch colonists, the Ming and Zheng Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty, and Japan have realized the importance of Lion Ball Ridge and built defenses against it. After the Pacific War of World War II, Xingtai gradually became desolate and lost its military function. At present, there are only many relics such as stone command post, scorpion and ammunition depots. On August 19, 1985, Lionqiuling Xingtai was designated as a second-level monument.

Shiqiuling Tunnel is a third-level monument in Taiwan, and is the only tunnel rated as an monument in Taiwan, also called Liu Mingchuan Tunnel. It was very difficult to repair this tunnel at that time, so it was also a very good achievement. After difficult design and construction, it was really good.

During the Sino-French war, the lion guarding the lion's ball hill was the Linjiadong of Changhua Linjia, originally a vigilante group, and later called Dongzi Camp. Also because of the achievements of the guarding, he became a Taoist officer after the war, and his brother became a guard.

Shiqiuling Tunnel is also known as Liu Mingchuan Tunnel, which is 325 meters long. It should be the first day of railway tunnel in China, and it is excavated in the mountains and mountains!

When opening, you can enter from the north exit to the south exit. In summer, the cave is very cool. It is more admirable to enter the tunnel through the third-level monuments.