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Photo: Ping an Chang, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A small complex of sea tunnels that was used as a material transport pipeline.
The Jiugong Tunnel or Siwei Tunnel is a tunnel in Lieyu Township, Kinmen County, Taiwan. It was used during the 1958 Second Taiwan Strait Crisis, when the island was heavily shelled by People's Republic of China. Supplies and equipment from larger ocean going ships were brought in to shore by smaller vessels. They were unloaded in the tunnel safe from the bombardments.
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茅山塔
Just to the west of Shuitou, it is not particularly impressive structure compared to many pagodas in China/Taiwan, but the views of the surrounding area are quite impressive and it's a very quiet place with very few tourists.
建功嶼
The island has a statue of Koxinga which was built in 1968 to commemorate the Ming Dynasty hero who led the resistance against Manchurian invaders. The islet also has a viewing platform offers a view of the surrounding area.
湖井頭戰史館
The museum displays the battle history, an observation post, and a broadcasting station.
金水國小
In Shuitou, with a small emigration and overseas Chinese museum. Line A tourist bus and bus 7/7A/7B.
水頭得月樓
With the surrounding buildings, in Shuitou, previously the highest building in Kinmen, old buildings built by rich overseas Chinese merchants, including a Peranakan family, resulting in a complex of buildings with a mix of local and Western architecture. Line A tourist bus and bus 7/7A/7B
延平郡王祠
A shrine on the western portion of the island dedicated to the military figure Koxinga.