清法戰爭古戰壕遺址 - Nuannuan District

It is not obvious that it is an ancient trench, and it is a pity that the office did not preserve the site.

Experience cultural sites in Taiwan's history

On Jinshan Temple, on the right next to the entrance, there is an inconspicuous mountain road. Go up the road. On the way, there will be many cloth strips and road signs for the mountaineering team. Follow the instructions, go down to the bottom of the valley, and then follow the road. On the way, it should be the road paved by Taipower for the high-voltage electric tower on the mountain, until the electric tower will see a row of stone pier covered with flowers next to it.

There is only a small, more complete site of Pupae.

It can be accessed from the climbing path near the north platform of Nuanhan Station. It was slightly steep at first, reaching the highest point in about 20 minutes, and the ruins were not far from 50 meters.

If you do n’t go up from the Jinshan Temple, you can take the second platform of Nuannuan Railway Station. There is an uphill trail behind the signboard of the tourist attractions around the platform, but the route will require a rope to go up the mountain. It is not possible to wear underwear. Passing through the landscape point, you can see the 62 expressway parallel to the Keelung River and the pothole landscape of the Keelung River. Continue to the top. Sancha Road is on the left to the trench site. On October 10, 106, the Blue Sky team set a sign on Sancha Road. After the ancient trench site, the trail can only go forward for another 5 minutes and there is no way. You can only go back through the trench site and back to Sancha Road. If you do not return to the warm station, you can continue to the right to Jinshan Temple or Nuan Nuan Sports Park . If you continue to walk in the direction of Jinshan Temple or Nuan Nuan Sports Park, there is a parking lot where you can look out for car dealers, and hundreds of new cars parked together are quite spectacular. Next, you will encounter the three-way road. You can get a scenic spot that is not registered in Google Map by taking the direction of Nuan Nuan Sports Park. According to the indicators left by Shanyou, this is also the site of the round pit left by the Sino-French War. Take the direction of Jinshan Temple and return to the Ande Palace, a third-level monument on Nuannuan Street.

The relics of the trenches in the French War of the Qing Dynasty hidden on the Nuannuan hills. Thanks to the predecessors for sorting out the paths and making road signs. Although there are only a few stone piles and ridges and trench-like structures, it still makes people think about the hardship of the war at that time. The path can be used for heating stations and heating sports parks, and passing through Nuanshou Mountain.

20220313 Those who came for it may think that this relic is a relic like the Gangziliao Fort, but the truth is not, this relic is a low wall left over from the past war fortifications, so if you don't pay attention, you will not notice its existence.