Liouguei TunnelsThe Liouguei Tunnels are six tunnels in Liouguei District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.HistoryThe tunnels were originally constructed during the Japanese rule of Taiwan during the road construction in 1937 to facilitate the transportation of Camphor and logs from the region. The tunnels were later abandoned in 1992 after the completion of Provincial Highway 27A. In September 2017, the Forestry Bureau reopened three tunnels to visitors.EcologyThe tunnels are currently inhabited by bats and swallows.Technical specificationsThe tunnels have a total combined length of 792 meters.