Monument to the Port Construction Martyrs. - Attraction Introduction - Walk through the green square and gaze at the sparkling Keelung Harbor; the tranquil atmosphere will calm your mind. - Attraction Introduction - Walk through the green square and gaze at the sparkling Keelung Harbor; the tranquil atmosphere will calm your mind. A gray-white monument stands quietly on the hillside, commemorating the workers who died during port construction, leaving an eternal testament to their contributions. - Attraction Features - The Monument to the Port Construction Martyrs was built in 1930 to commemorate the workers who tragically died during the Keelung port construction in the Japanese colonial era. The monument is located on a small hill and consists of five parts: the foundation, the base, the pedestal, the stele body, and the finial. Walking up the path through the memorial square, you will eventually reach the monument at the highest point. During this journey, visitors can gradually calm their minds, gaze at the distant harbor, and transform their mood. Travelers strolling through the area can deeply feel the arduous yet respectable years of port construction behind the history. - Recommended Activities - It is recommended to visit during the day. Stop by the square to overlook the harbor and let your mind be calmed by the sea breeze. After reaching the monument, first read the story on the nearby signpost, then stand in front and quietly feel the weight of this history, cherishing the present that was hard-won by our predecessors! - Nearby Recommendations - After visiting the Monument to the Port Construction Martyrs, you can also visit "Xian Dong Yan" (Cave of Immortals). Walk among the natural stone caves and statues, and experience the tranquility and divinity woven from history, religion, and natural wonders.
Address: 基隆市中山區中山三路103巷
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Keelung