Haimen Park

You can see the port cabinet operation

Nice place very good

Keelung’s historical monuments ~ avant-garde post that was previously used to defend the gateway to northern Taiwan~

The scenery is OK, the focus is on the features! Looking at the sea, you can see many different faces from different angles

One of the most suitable places for the whole family to take pictures. Haimen Park was formerly known as the "Tomb of the Qing Dynasty". It is located in Shanghai Gate Park on Zhongzheng Road. It was built to commemorate the Qing Dynasty soldiers who died during the Qing Dynasty war, but the most special is However, this monument was not built by the government, but after decades of the Qing and French wars, during the Japanese rule, local officials called on the villagers to excavate the road and expose the bones of the Qing people who were exposed to the wild. Tombs are commemorated by the "Tomb of the Qing Dynasty". During the Japanese rule, the monument was even removed by the Japanese army and abandoned. It was not found until 1950, moved to its current location in 1957, and renovated in 1985. It can be said that it has gone through vicissitudes . There is also a geographical indication of the Taiwan level origin in Haimen Park, which is the starting point of Taiwan's horizontal line measurement and the basis for establishing a national elevation measurement control system and various project constructions.

You can't see the park, it's the sign of the tomb of the Qing people. Opposite the Haimen Tianjian Trail.