Changhua Temples Attractions

The New Ancestor Temple was built by the decree of Emperor Qianlong. In October

The former Xingshan Academy, a county-designated historic site originally named

The Wenkai Academy, Wumei Temple, and Wen Chang Temple are three buildings align

Lukang Tianhou Temple (National Historic Site) was established in the late Ming

He Mei Dao Dong Academy, a designated national historic site, was established in

The Taiwan Glass Museum was established by Taiming Glass Company in the Changbin

Lukang Longshan Temple was established in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties

Qingshuiyan Temple, a County Designated Historic Site, is an elegantly designed

The main deity: Heavenly Mother. Historical development: Nanyao Temple, a design

Built during the Qing Dynasty in the Qianlong period, it was originally named "B

The remaining archway from the ancient town of Lukang in Changhua County was ori

Yuanlin City in Changhua County is home to Hengwen Temple, which is dedicated to

Beidou Dian'an Temple, along with Zhanghua Nanyao Temple and Lukang Tianhou Temp

The "Baimafeng Putian Temple," built on Fangle Street in Fangzhong Village, ensh

Xing'an Temple, commonly known as Xinghua Mazu Temple, is one of the earliest Ma

In the 19th year of the Qing Daoguang era (1839), Lin's family from Rimei and lo

The Maritime Protection Pavilion in Kinmen is a designated historical site dedic

Main Deity: Fude Zhengshen Historical Background: The Changhua West Gate Fude

The Jiexiao Shrine, a county designated historical site located next to Gongyuan

The largest ancient residence in Changhua - Mǎxìng Chén Residence (Yìyuán A

Changhua Confucian Temple, a national historic site, is the largest Confucian te

Ding Jinshizhai was renovated after Ding Shouquan became a Jinshi, enhancing its

Changhua Wude Temple, a county-designated historic site, was constructed startin

During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Lugang already had eight commerc

To the north of Lugang is the Tianhou Temple, and to the south is the Dizangwang

The Three Mountain King Temple was built in 1737 by Hakka people from Chaozhou.

During the Japanese colonial period, many shrines were built in Taiwan, serving

In Changhua's Dalun Village, there is a unique sight known as the Tree-Wrapped T

Main Deity: Eighteen Martyrs Historical Background: The Huai Zhong Shrine is a

The Shengwang Temple, a national historic site, also known as Wei Hui Palace, wa

Main Deity: Buddha of Light Historical Evolution: The Buddha of Light Temple,

Main Deity: Guanyin Buddha Historical Development: Kaohua Temple is a designat

Main Deity: Guanyin Emperor Historical Development: The Changhua Guandi Temple

Main Deity: Baosheng Dadi Associated Deity: Guanyin Historical Background: C

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

This land deity temple is the oldest in Lugang, built before the third year of t

Renhe Temple in Erlin, Changhua, is a rare example of a Tangshan-style temple an

The Zhongyi Temple in Beitou, Lugang, was established in the 55th year of the Qi

At the site of this temple, there is a thatched hut that houses three paper-mâc

Nanjing Shrine, according to the "Chronicles of Changhua County," was built in t

Fengshan Temple, a designated historic site in Quanzhou, is primarily dedicated

Located beside Yuanji Road in Ershui Township (County Route 152), the origin of