The large inclined pit at the bottom of the stone in Taiwan's black and golden years

Location: Next to Jingtong Station, Pingxi District, New Taipei City Introduction: The Jingtong Stone Bottom Inclined Pit is located on the northern hillside of Jingtong Railway Station. The adjacent historical commemorative sites include the Coal Washing Yard, Sheshi Mountain, and the Head Office, which were selected as Taiwan's top 100 historical buildings. They were started in the 26th year of the Republic of China. The construction and excavation took a total of two years and was completed in the 28th year of the Republic of China. Tickets: Free Opening hours: Open all day Thoughts: The history of Taiwan’s coal mines is a story full of blood and tears. After the coal mines closed down one after another, there were not many intact coal mine sites left, and the large inclined pit with a stone bottom was one of the few. And because of the difference in mining volume, the size of each mine pit is also different. If you are also interested, you can follow my steps to collect mines! Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 #parent-childfriendlyplace #familytravel #local游 #台local游 #平西