Nei'an Village Takung Tower Introduction
Located northwest of Neian Village, near Beigang. Formerly known as Neiqian, it is low-lying and surrounded by hills to the north, east, and south, while facing the sea to the west. Approximately one nautical mile west of Beigang, there are reefs commonly known as Hailai Reef, and the land north of the reef is informally referred to as "Huanziwei." Between Hailai Reef and Huanziwei, there is a narrow waterway that directly leads to the Neiqian settlement. According to legends from the ancestors, early residents suffered from disasters due to iron arrows and could not settle peacefully; later, they invited a geomancer from Tangshan to survey the land, who advised them to quickly build towers and walls for protection. During the reign of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty (1843), the renowned family of the settlement, the Lu Family, first advocated for the construction. They gathered strong youths from the settlement to work together to transport stones, building two towers, "Tagong" and "Tapu," at "Huanzi." The Tagong served as a base, extending a wall to the north for about 150 meters and a wall to the south to Tapu, also about 150 meters long. The Tagong is one meter tall, while Tapu is 4.5 meters tall. The walls are approximately two meters high and one meter wide. As of this year (1995), it has a history of 152 years. 【Suggested Stay Time】 0.5 hours
Nai'an Tower
The Nei'an Pagoda has a history of 152 years.
