Lion Mountain Howitzer Park & Museum

The Lion Mountain Gun position is a pit road position, originally in order to protect the safety of the northeast sea area of Jinmen, it is currently a field tourist attraction. Walking to the end from the gate is a long pit road with shells of different sizes on the road. Every day there is a cannon drill performance, you can pay attention to the time, go to watch, the time is not long.

After visiting the Golden Gate Folk Culture Village, we came to the nearby Shishan Howitzer Theme Park. This is a full-pit howitzer position. The slogans can be seen everywhere in the pit. There are films related to the Shishan Howitzer position and the strong military color gun performance. There are 8-inch howitzers, 75-mountain guns, various gun bottom fire barrels and various types of shell display areas, etc., there is a special gun display area outside the pit road, it is quite interesting to see.

The Lionshan artillery position was built in 1965, and it was mainly responsible for the safety of the sea area northeast of Golden Gate. There is a film of "Lionshan artillery position and howitzer development" in the pit road. There is a gun display area outside the pit road, showing the artillery used by the military of 105 howitzers, 75 mountain guns, 120 mortars and other countries. There is also a simulation drill around 10 am to see, traffic can take the 25 bus from the mountain station to the mountain back station, then walk or take a taxi, or you can also take the Taiwan good sightseeing bus at the mountain station.

Golden Gate, anciently known as "Pazhou" and "Xianzhou", etc., Tang Zhen 19 years (803 AD) as the place of horse riding supervision. The fifth generation was incorporated into Quanzhou's tail, and the county was officially established in January 1915. It is called "Golden Gate" by the meaning of "Guruo Jintang, Xiongzhen Haimen". It is very convenient to go to Golden Gate now, I just went today.

This place is the most uncharacteristic in the whole trip, right? It is a fort and a cave. There are about ten minutes of operation fort performances to watch, and then you can also overlook Fujian from the sea on the fort. It can be regarded as a place with historical traces. By the way, there is a free postcard at the door.

There was an artillery show by the Abing brother, a squeak, scared to death, thinking that the gun was really fired. . . . . .