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Another ruin-style photo spot added to the list! Visit a nostalgic military camp to enjoy the seaside sunset

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Another ruin-style photo spot added to the list — stroll through this super nostalgic military camp and admire the beautiful seaside sunset. It's perfect for couples to come on a date and take stunning photos of each other. ...

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Another ruin-style photo spot added to the list — stroll through this super nostalgic military camp and admire the beautiful seaside sunset. It's perfect for couples to come on a date and take stunning photos of each other.

The clam military camp full of nostalgic vibes. (Photo / yun03.01)

Located in Xianxi Township, Changhua County, there is an abandoned military camp — the Clam Military Camp — which consists of 11 sites, all over 50 years old. The buildings have a unique exterior, rich in military character and nostalgic charm.

Well-preserved brick walls bear the marks of time. (Photo / yun03.01)

The stone monument inscribed with “Do Not Forget Zhu Lu” and made from clam shells, along with the bunker at the entrance, has been turned into an art village and a coastal ecological recreation area. It’s also a popular outdoor photo spot widely shared online, attracting many influencers to take photos here.

The stone monument made from clam shells. (Photo / Changhua County-)

The Clam Military Camp is a structure left behind by the former coastal defense troops stationed in Xianxi. The camp has 11 buildings, all over 50 years old, and their weathered walls offer a uniquely special atmosphere.

A nostalgic building full of strong military character. (Photo / Changhua County-)

Nearby, the Rice Dumpling Cape Coast of the Changbin Industrial Park not only features beautiful beaches but is also an important habitat for migratory birds returning north, making it a great spot for bird-watching.

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