Tomb of King Lu — The Tomb of King Lu of the Ming Dynasty is located at the southwestern foot of Mount Taiwu. It is backed by Mount Taiwu and faces the Twin Peaks, offering a view of the mainland. It is arranged in a three-tiered structure according to the natural terrain, starting with a memorial archway, then the Yellow Cover Pavilion, which houses a thousand-jin cauldron, and finally a circular new tomb built with stones.

Tomb of King Lu. The Tomb of King Lu of the Ming Dynasty is located at the southwestern foot of Mount Taiwu. It is backed by Mount Taiwu and faces the Twin Peaks, offering a view of the mainland. It is arranged in a three-tiered structure according to the natural terrain, starting with a memorial archway, then the Yellow Cover Pavilion, which houses a thousand-jin cauldron, and finally a circular new tomb built with stones. The Tomb of King Lu of the Ming Dynasty is located at the southwestern foot of Mount Taiwu. It is backed by Mount Taiwu and faces the Twin Peaks, offering a view of the mainland. It is arranged in a three-tiered structure according to the natural terrain, starting with a memorial archway, then the Yellow Cover Pavilion, which houses a thousand-jin cauldron, and finally a circular new tomb built with stones. Address: 金門縣金湖鎮光武村伯玉路五段 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kinmen