Wanlideshan (萬里得山) tops out at 518 meters in height, making it the highest peak in Kenting National Park. It was counted among Taiwan’s Lesser Hundred Peaks until 2017, when its position inside the Nanren Mountain Ecological Reserve (南仁山生態保護區) saw it delisted in favor of a more accessible summit to the south. A crumbling military road climbs to the summit, where an abandoned helipad and a derelict microwave relay tower are slowly being reclaimed by the surrounding forest.
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- Wikipedia in Chinese (中文維基百科)
- Hiking Note: Xia Haiming (夏海明)
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- Urban Exploration in Taiwan (台灣城市探險)
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