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Jhaishan Tunnels

1.94 MILES

Blasted out of solid granite by soldiers in the 1960s, this V-shaped arc of sea tunnels was designed to protect boats from bombs during the war years��

Siwei Tunnel

2.48 MILES

Also known as Jiugong Tunnel (�Ōm�ӵ�), this four-entrance network of wide sea tunnels was blasted out of the gneiss in the 1960s to provide bomb shelters��

Nanputuo Temple

13.25 MILES

This Buddhist temple complex on the southern side of Xiamen is one of the most famous temples among the Fujianese, and is also considered a pilgrimage��

Cao��an Manichaean Temple

26.15 MILES

This quirky temple is dedicated to Manichaeism, a religion originating in Persia in the 3rd century, combining elements of Zoroastrian, Christian and��

Guningtou War Museum

5.23 MILES

For domestic tourists, this is one of Kinmen's top sights due to the pivotal nature of a battle fought here over 56 hours in October 1949. For outsiders,��

Juguang Tower

1.73 MILES

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��

Shanhou Folk Culture Village

11.05 MILES

With a fine setting in a bowl of green slopes, Shanhou is one of the island's prettiest old villages with dozens of classic tile-roofed Fujian homes,��

Koxinga Statue

1.23 MILES

This stern, 9m statue of Koxinga (����; Zheng Cheng) gazes towards China from a tiny islet connected to the rest of Kinmen by a pedestrian causeway, which��