Qiuzishan Lighthouse. -Attraction Introduction- Located within a disused military control area, Qiuzishan Lighthouse is a low-key yet scenic spot, gazing silently at the busy ships on the sea, with Keelung Islet in the distance. -Attraction Introduction- Located within a disused military control area, Qiuzishan Lighthouse is a low-key yet scenic spot, gazing silently at the busy ships on the sea, with Keelung Islet in the distance. Qiuzishan Lighthouse is situated halfway up Qiuzishan. The walking path to the lighthouse is gentle, making it a very accessible route that can be easily reached in about ten minutes. Qiuzishan Lighthouse is also the first lighthouse designed and built by Taiwanese people. Its design differs from lighthouses from the Japanese colonial era, featuring a square architectural exterior. During the period when it was closed to the public due to military control, it wore camouflage, but now it is a pristine white. -Attraction Features- Standing beneath Qiuzishan Lighthouse and looking out at the vast sea, Keelung Islet stands firm in the distance like an emerald dropped by a mermaid. Silently gazing at the busy ships coming and going on the sea, this lighthouse once served as a watchman, guiding countless vessels and voyagers back home. Today, visiting this lighthouse, you can see abandoned military barracks along both sides of the path, offering a glimpse into the strategic defense importance of this area. Its unique square exterior is also a famous feature of Qiuzishan Lighthouse. -Recommended Activities- Qiuzishan Lighthouse can be reached with just a ten-minute walk. The path to Qiuzishan Lighthouse is gentle, and along the way, you can see many abandoned
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