Fuxing Grain Storage

Changhua Attractions

福興穀倉建築物

Address：No. 28, Fuxing Road, Fuxing Township, Changhua County

Fuxing Grain Storage Introduction

The "Fuxing Granary" was originally a storage place for rice, gathering grains from various regions and symbolizing abundance. Built around the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), it still preserves its complete traditional "tiger windows," walls made of rough husks, straw, and clay. It has become an important landscape landmark in Fuxing Township. Changhua County is known for its agriculture, and Fuxing Township has been a significant agricultural area since the Japanese colonial period, which is why a large granary occupying nearly 1,000 ping was established. The most precious feature of the "Fuxing Granary" is its roof, which is fitted with "tiger windows" for ventilation and heat dissipation. This unique architectural structure is quite noteworthy.

Fuxing Granary and Skyline

Fuxing Grain Storage

Cultural Heritage

Fuxing Grain Storage Travel Information

Address：No. 28, Fuxing Road, Fuxing Township, Changhua County

Transportation Methods：By car: To drive south: 1. Take the Changhua interchange on National Highway 1, then connect to County Road 142 (Zhanglu Road). Continue on Zhanglu Road past the Fuxing Township Office, then turn onto Fuxing Road to arrive. 2. Take Provincial Highway 1 south to Dajia, then connect to Provincial Highway 17, and finally County Road 142 (Zhanglu Road) to reach Lukang Township, and turn onto Fuxing Road to arrive. To drive north: 1. Take the Yuanlin interchange on National Highway 1 and connect to County Road 148 to Xihu, then transfer to County Road 135 to reach Lukang Township, and turn onto Fuxing Road to arrive. 2. Take Provincial Highway 17 to Lukang, continue straight on Zhongshan Road, then turn onto Fuxing Road to arrive.

Other Nearby Attractions： Lukang Station 、 Lukang Longshan Temple 、 Wengqiong 、 Yilou 、 Lukang Folk Arts Museum 、 Fengshan Temple in Lukang 、 Wannian Tin Art Museum 、 Lu-Kang Shi Yi Lou 、 Lu Kang Street Revitalization Base 、 Changyuan Hospital - Lugang Historical Image Museum