Former Site of Batongguan Camp from the Qing period

The Batongguan campsite built during the Qing period and the Batongguan Police Post set up during the Japanese occupation are not on the same foundation. The two are 120 meters apart, and the altitude is about 2,745 meters. The origin of the place name “Batongguan” is the transliteration of Pantonukua, which Tsou people refer Yushan (Mount Jade) to. At present, there are still two bases surrounded by rammed earthen walls at the Batongguan campsite from the Qing period.