Kinmen's only national-level heritage site, this 1812 carved arch across Juguang Rd was built from Fujian granite and bluestone by a Kinmen native who had risen to become governor of China's Zhejiang province.
Memorial Arch to Qiu Liang-Kung's Mother
Kinmen
Nearby Kinmen attractions
1. Mofan Street
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This charming little street is lined with attractive shops behind brick-arched facades dating back to 1924.
2. Kuei Pavilion
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Backed by a couple of classic, if crumbling, western-style 1930s buildings, this 1836 pavilion-shrine to the god of literature is a dinky, hexagonal…
3. Kinmen Qing Dynasty Military HQ
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The oldest surviving Qing government building in Taiwan, this three-courtyard structure doubles as a passably interesting museum explaining Kinmen's place…
4. Houpo 16 Art Zone
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By day it looks a little over-gentrified, but at night the junction of Juguang and Zhongxing roads is one of Kincheng's most atmospheric corners. The so…
5. Kincheng Civil Defence Tunnels
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Claustrophobes beware: Kincheng has 2.6km of wartime tunnels and you can walk 1.2km of them, but they're not much wider or taller than a large man. What…
6. City God Temple
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Originally raised in the Qing dynasty, this Taoist delight is all you'd hope for in a fanciful Chinese temple, complete with ornate roof embellishments,…
7. Wu River Academy
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This handsomely restored walled complex was originally built as a centre of learning in 1780. The two main shrine-like study rooms honour Chu Hsi, a…
8. Juguang Tower
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This three-storey tower, built in classical Chinese form, is an iconic local landmark that has often featured on Taiwanese stamps. Yet it only dates from…