Dajia Wenchang Temple Introduction
Dajia Wenchang Temple, located on Wenwu Road in Dajia District, is well-preserved in its architecture and cultural craftsmanship. Built in 1887 (the 13th year of the Guangxu Era in the Qing Dynasty), it is also known as Wenchang Palace or Confucius Temple. The temple enshrines Wenchang Dijun, Confucius, and Han Yu, and the establishment of the Wenchang Temple opened the door to educational trends in the Dajia area. Originally a private school, it was the first school established in Dajia. Today, the Wenchang Temple thrives with devotees, especially during exam seasons when the temple becomes crowded with students and parents bringing offerings to pray for success in exams. The layout, paintings, and carvings of Wenchang Temple showcase the exquisite craftsmanship of traditional culture, making it worth understanding and appreciating for modern people. In recent years, with the efforts of various individuals, numerous cultural activities such as lion dance art have been held, which not only carry significant cultural heritage but also strengthen the bonds among local residents. Guided tours: Yes □ No Phone: 04-26803401 Service hours: Every Saturday and Sunday 10:00-12:00 Other services: Bright lamps, prayer cards, rice offerings, etc.
