Barracks in Taiwan

It is an abandoned military camp. The interior has been completely stripped, and there are no surveillance cameras.

It has been erased from all maps.

There is hardly any information available about such facilities, as the government does not release details due to the threat from China. This one, however, is abandoned, so there’s no issue with sharing it. The interior has been stripped, roofs have collapsed, and the rear section is in a state of decay.

It was likely a larger area with military installations and heavily decayed barracks.

Only this stele is of special interest — so far, I haven’t found any information about it.

(Copyright Claudius Petzold)

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