Taiwan’s first eco-museum, opened in 2004 on the site of the former Taiwan Metal Mining Corporation facilities. The open-air museum preserves several historic buildings including offices, dormitories, and processing plants, along with Benshan No. 5 Tunnel. Exhibits cover the history of gold mining in the region, the Japanese colonial era, and the World War 2 POW camp.
Map
Points
- Main Building (主館)—Public (公有)
Links
- Wikipedia in Chinese (中文維基百科)
Themes
- Tourist Attractions in Taiwan (台灣旅遊景點)
- Mining Industry in Taiwan (台灣礦業)
Backlinks
- Jinguashi Shinto Shrine (金瓜石社)
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