Taiwan is home to thousands of derelict military fortifications, most of them dating back to either the Japanese colonial era or the early Cold War. The Japanese were mostly concerned about defending Taiwan from a possible Allied landing in World War 2 whereas the KMT built fortifications to defend against an invasion from China. Since modern military technology largely made small-scale fortifications obsolete most were abandoned after democratization in the 1990s.

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Bali Tunnel(八里坑道)

Bali Laorong Fort(八里老榕碉堡)

Qingshui Hengshan Tunnel(清水橫山戰備坑道)

Annan Sicao Fort(安南四草礮臺)

Hsinchu Air Force No. 12 Village(新竹空軍十二村)

Ahou Old City(阿猴城)

Hutuobi Military Tunnels(虎跳牆軍事坑道)

Yilan North Airfield(宜蘭北飛行場)

Yilan South Airfield(宜蘭南飛行場)

Anping Old Fort(安平古堡)

Qieding Jhuhu Saltworks Watchtower(茄萣竹滬鹽灘鹽警槍樓)

Qigu Saltworks Dingshan Watchtower(頂山鹽警槍樓)

Tainan Second Air Force New Village(台南二空眷村)

Suhua Highway Road Trip 2018(蘇花公路機車之旅)

Taichu Airfield Gun Tower(原日軍臺中飛行場機槍堡)

Taipei Minor South Gate(臺北府城小南門)

Jiahe Railway Tunnel(嘉和遮體)

Xinpi Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Fort 1(新埤反空降機槍碉堡一號)

Fongshan Old City(鳳山縣舊城)

Tainan Great South Gate(臺灣府城大南門)

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