Changhua Culture Attractions

According to legend, Qing Shui Yan was founded by the monk Jue Tong from Quanzho

Established in the 11th year of the Yongzheng era of the Qing Dynasty (1733 AD),

The Baguashan Buddha was completed in 1961 and has become an important landmark

The Changhua Confucius Temple was established in 1726 during the Qing Dynasty un

The Ribbon King Tourism Factory showcases many colorful ribbons and the fascinat

Established in Pitou Township, the Rice Museum "Taiwan Rice Castle" has become a

Originally a stationery store, it was abandoned for a while after the passing of

Yuanquan Station is the southernmost station in Changhua County. Currently unman

In a traditional Holo-style courtyard of red-brick houses, a whole expanse of de

For sixty years, the only remaining traditional handmade chicken feather dusters

Lukang is primarily promoted for its "three abundances": rich historical sites,

Craftsman: Hsu Chen-Chun "Embroidery" is a delicate craft deeply infused with Ea

According to Article 20 of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act and relevant r

The Taixi Village Image Museum focuses on the energy of cultural regeneration dr

During the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty, members of the Chen clan from Quanzho

"The saying 'Men raise oysters, women shuck oysters' reflects the spirit of Wang

Most of the historical sites in Lugang Township are concentrated in the town its

Street temple fairs and Mazu pilgrimages are occasions where the sounds of drums

The Nanbei Guan Hall in Changhua County is the place where the traditional music

To care for Indigenous peoples, enhance Indigenous culture, enrich the quality o

The Gu Yue Folk Museum was built on the site of the Tianhou Temple, which was de

Wang Gong’s early residents believed in the "Ci Wang Ye" (池王爺), a deity

This base is located at the foothills of Bagua Mountain, where the peak resemble

Luo Jin Combination: Revitalizing a Century-Old House, Collaborating for Creatio