Liugui Security Path (Tengjhih part)

The Liugui Police Patrol Road was the first one built in southern Taiwan during the Japanese Rule Period to prevent indigenous people from attacking and disrupting the camphor business operations. Electric barbed wire fences were set up to protect camphor workers and the Japanese. Large numbers of military troops were also deployed. 53 police stations and four monitoring stations were set up along the way. Many traces can still be seen today.