Monument to Workers Sacrificed in Port Construction

-Attraction Introduction- Walking through the greenery-enveloped plaza, gazing out at the shimmering Keelung Harbor, the tranquil atmosphere allows one's thoughts to settle. On the hillside, a grey-white monument stands quietly, commemorating the workers who sacrificed their lives for the port's construction, leaving behind an eternal testament to their dedication. -Attraction Features- The Monument to Workers Sacrificed in Port Construction was built in 1930 to commemorate those who tragically perished during the construction of Keelung Port during the Japanese colonial period. The monument is situated on a small hill and consists of five parts: the foundation, the base, the pedestal, the main body (stele), and the capstone. Following the path through the memorial plaza, one eventually reaches the monument at the highest point. Along the way, visitors can gradually calm their minds, and gazing at the distant harbor can transform their mood. Travelers strolling through will deeply feel the arduous yet respectable years of port construction behind this history. -Recommended Experience- It is recommended to visit during the day. As you pass through the plaza, pause to gaze at the harbor, allowing your mood to settle with the sea breeze. After reaching the monument, first read the story told on the nearby plaque, then stand before it to quietly feel the weight of this history and cherish the present achieved through the efforts of our predecessors! -Nearby Attractions- After visiting the Monument to Workers Sacrificed in Port Construction, you can make a detour to 'Xiandongyan' (Immortal Cave). Walk among the natural rock formations and statues, experiencing the tranquility and mystery created by the interweaving of history, religion, and natural wonders.