Jilongxuqiu Park

It was the site of the fort, and was once one of the eight scenic spots in Taiwan, and was once a popular attraction in Keelung.

I've been to the highest point when I was young, and the scenery is amazing Now the tree has not been repaired, blocking the integrity of the coastline

The location of Xuqiu Fort was ignored by the city government for lack of finishing, otherwise the scenery here is actually very beautiful !!!!!

There are only pavilions with no roofs, no signs, no indicators and explanations. Only when you check the network information, you know that there are Xuchu Fortress sites nearby.

a place that is rarely known to local people Whether it’s watching the sunrise in the morning & watching the sea & night scenes Just no street lights at night Be very careful when going up~ During the Japanese occupation period, one of the eight scenic spots in Taiwan Xuqiu was a hot spot in Keelung And is a place full of historical significance It is worth everyone to understand this land!

The highest place at the bottom of Lane 104 of Wuchang Street is Xuqiu Park, which can also be reached from the back hill walkway of Zhengbin Junior High School Playground. The damaged pavilion in the park descended to the location of the Xuqiu Fort in the Qing Dynasty. (Alias ​​Eight-foot Gate Fort) There are now caves with three gun seats and a barrack covered with wild grass.

I saw a sign here that said Rotary Park, so is this park called Rotary or Xuqiu? Forget it, no one should care. There are no indicators nearby, and people who are not familiar with the terrain can only follow the navigation to get lost. By the way, I came by stairs from Xiangfeng Street. It was accidentally found that it overlooks the port and part of Keelung City. Poor exams, just broke up...Anyway, people who are in a bad mood come and walk away, away from the crowds. This should be a place where you can settle your mood. "Idlers Attention" Go in from Lane 449, Xiangfeng Street. After walking a few steps, there is a small path on your right. Walk in and climb up the stairs all the way up. It feels like you are walking on a hiking trail. I was a little scared at first, because I thought it would lead to someone's home, but I didn't expect the stairs to pass directly through that person's home. There were weeds along the way, and it felt like no one was walking. Along the way, I will pass a temple, I am a Christian, and I did not go to the temple to visit. Pass the temple and go up to Xuqiu Park, which is actually just a small platform. Some facilities don't seem to be under maintenance, so the neighborhood is pretty desolate, and there is no Arbor playing chess on the bench. Here, it's terribly quiet. But here I am quite at ease. I can watch the small animals and the sunset. I'm not sure if I can watch the night scene. I am afraid of the dark, and there seems to be no street light nearby, and I dare not come and explore by myself at night. After reaching the highest point, go down to the Zhongzheng Store of Quanlian Welfare Center. If you live near Lane 449, Xiangfeng Street, without a locomotive, and don't want to go to Quanlianhai Store, then you can consider taking the trail I said to Quanlian Zhongzheng Store. There should not be many people who will walk to buy things like this, it is hard enough ?