Dajia Wenchang Temple Introduction
Located on Wenwu Road in the Dajia District, Dajia Wenchang Temple boasts well-preserved architecture and cultural craftsmanship. Established in 1887 (the 13th year of the Guangxu era), it is also known as Wenchang Palace or Confucius Temple. The temple is dedicated to Wenchang Dijun, Confucius, and Han Yu, and its construction initiated the educational climate in the Dajia area. The temple was originally a private school, the first of its kind established in Dajia. Today, Dajia Wenchang Temple is a bustling site, especially during exam seasons when it is filled with students and parents offering sacrifices to pray for successful examinations. The layout, paintings, and carvings of the temple reflect the essence of traditional craftsmanship and are worthy of understanding and appreciation by modern people. In recent years, with the efforts of various individuals, many cultural and artistic activities, such as lion dance culture, have been organized, not only carrying significant cultural heritage but also fostering feelings among local residents. Guided tours: ■ Available □ Not available Phone: 04-26803401 On-site hours: Every Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 12:00 Other services: Bright lights, prayer cards, offerings of rice instead of cash, etc.
