The Kinmen Islands are a group of islands located off the southeastern coast of China, near the city of Xiamen. They are part of Taiwan and are known for their strategic military significance and historical importance. The islands feature a mix of natural beauty, including beaches and hills, as well as well-preserved traditional architecture. Kinmen is famous for its unique cultural heritage, influenced by both Taiwanese and Chinese traditions. The islands are also known for their local delicacies, such as Kinmen Kaoliang, a strong liquor made from sorghum. Visitors can explore historical sites, including old military fortifications and temples.