By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
In recent years, the trend of location photography has taken off, with various corners of Taiwan gradually being discovered by the public. Unexpected spots have become popular photo locations. Located in Xianxi Township, Changhua County, there is an abandoned military barracks known as the Clam Barracks. It features 11 ruins, all around 50 years old, with unique architectural exteriors that exude a strong military vibe and nostalgic charm. The stone monument "勿忘在莒" (Never Forget Ju) standing at the site is made of clam shells, and the bunker at the entrance has been transformed into an art village and coastal eco-recreation area. It has also become a popular photography spot widely shared among netizens in Changhua, attracting many social media influencers to take photos and check in here.
The Clam Barracks are the remnants of former coastal defense military facilities stationed in Xianxi (Image Source / Cultural Heritage Administration)
The architectural style of the Clam Barracks is rich in military atmosphere and nostalgic feel (Image Source / Cultural Heritage Administration)
The Clam Barracks consist of 11 ruins, all around 50 years old (Image Source / Cultural Heritage Administration)
The weathered exterior walls of the Clam Barracks give off a strong ruins aesthetic, attracting many visitors to take photos (Image Source / Cultural Heritage Administration)
The iconic monument "Never Forget Ju" is built from clam shells (Image Source / Xianxi Township Office)
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