This hill-top fort was used to suppress Taiwan's indigenous people: 探索尖石鄉的李棟山古堡

Join my son Everest and I as we walk an easy trail to the well-preserved Japanese colonial-era fort perched atop Mt. Lidong (1914m) in Hsinchu County.
And stick around for a tasty post-hike snack!

History:
Mt. Lidong Fort was built in 1912 following a bloody battle between Japanese troops and the Atayal Indigenous people as the colonial government attempted to gain control of Taiwan’s mountainous regions.

Sources:
https://hiking.biji.co/index.php?q=trail&act=detail&id=444
https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2017/07/14/2003674515

Route map:
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