百年石灰窯

From the trail next to Yuanheng Temple, you have to turn into a hidden trail to reach it. The building is old and disrepaired. Please be careful when visiting. The local view is also open. Below is Chaishan Detention Basin Park, which is a good place for evening walks. .

It is a historical attraction, but it is really hard to find. After coming in from the trail, you will see a cross road along the road (there are several fences on the right, take that one), and then go downhill and see the last picture (There is a very inconspicuous path on the right hand side), go in and walk along the trail for 1 minute to arrive. ❗Attention, because it has been in disrepair for a long time, and the earth kiln is very deep and there is no safety fence, so be careful~

Three mottled red brick lime kilns stand in the barren mountains. The century-old site is worth seeing. You can walk in a short walk from Chaishan Detention Park. The remains of the ancient city are at your feet.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the hiking trail next to Yuanheng Temple. A clear and easy route guide can be searched on the Internet. Currently there are only the remains of the lime kiln, it would be better if there is a relevant explanation. The recommended stay time is about 10 minutes.

A very special place, you can see the cement factory next to it, Be careful there are snakes here, last time I saw a big snake

#Kaohsiung#Gushan#Centennial lime Taiwan Cement Corporation's Kaohsiung Plant Located at the foot of Chai Mountain Also known as Tai Ni Gushan Factory The site was formerly the Japanese occupation period Kaohsiung Works of Asano Cement Co., Ltd. Established the earliest modern large-scale cement plant in Taiwan It is also one of the important cornerstones for Kaohsiung to become an industrial city. . Soichiro Asano, president of Asano Cement during the Japanese occupation period Discover the Shoushan that beats dogs (Dagou Mountain) Geology is uplifted coral reef limestone is a good limestone mining area Therefore, it was decided to build a cement plant here. The plant was completed in Taisho 6 (1917) and started production and has been expanded several times Among them, there are three lime kilns that have survived to this day. It was built by a cement factory to improve the cement process. Built in the 7th year of Taisho (1918) In fact, there were originally 7 The rest are ruined . Asano Cement Kaohsiung Works during World War II bombed by the Allies Plant equipment damaged in many places After the war the plant joined other Taiwanese cement plants in 1946 Accepted by the Cement Supervision Committee In the same year, Taiwan Cement Corporation was established as its factory . In 1992, Kaohsiung plant stopped mining Shoushan limestone due to expiry of mining rights In 1994, the kiln stopped producing cement The factory is now completely shut down Only the lime kiln should remain in the future and the red brick warehouse by the canal

At present, the trail to the lime kiln has been blocked in Chaishan Flood Retention Pool Park due to construction. To enter from the hiking trail next to Yuanheng Temple, walk straight for about 10 minutes, and you can reach the entrance when you see the last picture.

In the secret realm of Shoushan/Chaishan, there is no one with the highest CP value. No leg softness, no panting, no climbing over mountains, no crossing deep ditch, no rock climbing or wall climbing, no red list in the control area. As long as the car is parked properly, starting from the mountain entrance of Yuanheng Temple, within 10 minutes of the journey, you will have this beautiful scenery.