Changhua Historical Sites Foods

The entrance of Jiouqu Alley does not use the typical cross intersection like mo

Yaolin Street and Putou Street were once the commercial center of Lugang and are

In Lukang, there are many shared wells, where two households share a small half-

Early builders used empty Shaoxing wine jars as wall decorations, leveraging the

The "Lukang Yi He Xing" street house features a narrow facade and a long buildin

To extend the historical and cultural axis, integrate local crafts and tradition

The Lugang Folk Arts Museum was originally the ancestral home of the prominent f

The largest Mazu temple in Southeast Asia.

Xian'an Temple is the main religious center of Dacheng Township. The intricate s

Shetou Township has the widest group of Mazu Long ancient residential buildings

Shenqing Temple, locally known as Zhang Yugu Temple.

"Fuxing Granary" was originally a place for storing rice, gathering grains from

The charm of Old Beidou can be found in this cultural and historical walking tra

Yangqiao was originally a wooden bridge spanning the old Lugang River, and has u

"Red Hair Well" is located behind the original Zhongshan Hall of the Changhua Ar

A military-themed park for parking retired old military planes.

It is a traditional Japanese wooden building that presents a simple style. After

The Luozu Catholic Church was built on land purchased in 1877 and completed in 1

Originally a passageway between Qianhou Street, it is narrow enough for only one

The Yi Lou is a small attic in the Qingchang Ancient House, and the starfruit tr

In memory of the fierce battles of the Taiwanese people's resistance against the

The Yimi Baotai Peace Memorial Park commemorates the patriotic army that resiste

The "Lukang Youlushan" street house located on Yaolin Street in Lukang features

The place is named Shiyi Building for its "ten appropriates": suitable for playi

It was originally built in the eighth year of the Republic of China as a student

Yuanqing Temple, commonly known as Tiangong Altar, is the only temple in Taiwan

There is a Babau Canal Park located diagonally across from the drainage gate.

Built in the year 109 B.C., it has a history of nearly two hundred years, with t

The trail can be accessed from the entrance along County Road 139, passing throu

Starting from Bishan Temple, the stairs beside the tower serve as the entrance t

Baguashan, formerly known as Dingjunshan, has a brick fort built on the mountain

The existing Shetou Dou Mountain Temple is a traditional Min-Yue Han-style build

Jiyang Temple is a large-scale shrine that retains the regional characteristics

The wooden framework of the main building of Li Residence generally remains in i

The Xihu Township Office is one of the very few remaining "yarika" in Taiwan, se

The police station is constructed of reinforced concrete, with a Western-style w

Located next to Yuanji Road in Ershui Township (County Road 152), the origin of