Landmine Museum
地雷主題館Updated：2020-07-29
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Highlights
Exhibits include a startling and unsettling simulation of landmine explosions.
The Landmine Museum is in a tunnel linking two forts on either side of it, Yongshi and Tiehan Forts. The official way into the museum is through Yongshi Fort.
Yet another of Kinmen's one-of-a-kind museums, this is perhaps our most extensive and sobering.
Introduction
Tiehan Fort and Yongshi Fort used to serve as the nation’s indispensable stronghold for defense. As the tension of war is no longer imminent, tourism in Kinmen started to prosper, and tourists start visiting Little Kinmen for the unique military relics.
While many fortresses were made open to the general public, many facilities were repurposed as themed museums. The underground passage that links Yongshi Fort and Tiehan Fort is now a one-of-a-kind landmine museum!
In addition to a general introduction on different types of landmines and the history, there is an interactive landmine simulation zone where visitors would have to tiptoe to prevent setting off a landmine that will cause the horrible sound of an explosion!
Information
Address Linking passage between Yongshi Fort and Tiehan Fort, Lieyu Township, Kinmen County Taiwán, R.O.C
Opening Hours Sunday:08:00 – 17:00
Monday:08:00 – 17:00
Tuesday:08:00 – 17:00
Wednesday:08:00 – 17:00
Thursday:08:00 – 17:00
Friday:08:00 – 17:00
Saturday:08:00 – 17:00
Recommended length of visit
Directions
7 Reviews Write a Reviewelopezl2009
バルセロナ, スペイン
Traveler type:
カップル・夫婦
Amazing project
2019-11Definitely come and see the work this guys are doing. Not only you will enjoy yourself and learn a lot, but you will also be supporting the local community. A grab here is cheaper than a normal tuk tuk. We payed $8 each way. A must in your visit to Siem Reap!Luke-In-China
廈門, 中国
Traveler type:
一人旅
Fort, tunnels, museum, and more!
2019-02This is not just a museum, but also a fort and a network of tunnels. Parts of the fort/tunnels offer insight into the lives of the soldiers and how they defended Kinmen, but much of the place is quite barren, giving it a rather eery feeling. I went in February when there were no crowds and enjoyed peaceful silence throughout most of my wanderings in the maze-like tunnels. It's recommended to bring a flashlight (or fully charge smartphone) as a couple sections are poorly lit. After a while, you'll eventually stumbleDavidASU
ユニオン シティ, カリフォルニア
Traveler type:
友達との旅行
An unique museum
2018-09Due to Kinmen beaches used to have a lot of landmines, it’s nice to have this landmine museum to let public to gain more knowledge about landmines. It started the history and introduction of landmines. It then displayed different kinds of landmines and has a landmine path with some sound effects. I really enjoyed the trip.nomad127
フォーリー, アラバマ州
Traveler type:
カップル・夫婦
A good cause
2017-07What the do is for a good cause, but the museum is very far out of town and the museum itself is very poor. 5 USD per person to enter but it will cost you around 10 USD to get there.
1-7 Reviews
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