Yongle Market District Introduction
As the most renowned commercial district in Changhua City, Yongle Street carries countless daily memories of the locals. Walking into the district feels like traveling between history and modernity. The Tianhou Temple, known as "Inner Mazu," is located here and was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It is not only the guardian deity of fishermen but also an important stop along the pilgrimage route of Dajia Mazu. Nearby, the county-designated historic site QIng'an Temple (Dadong Gong) quietly narrates two centuries of history with its rustic wooden carvings and plaques from the Jiaqing period. This area is not only a hub for shopping for clothing but also a paradise for food lovers. The district is home to many long-established shops that have been operating for over thirty years: from the meaty Changhua meatballs, the bustling Baobao ice, to the famous meat bun shops, every bite is a taste of authentic Changhua. Whether you're looking to visit historic sites, shop for clothing, or indulge in inexpensive local delicacies, the rich offerings of Yongle Commercial District will surely make your visit worthwhile!
Yongle Commercial District
