Fo Mei Fairy Tale Museum Introduction
The Fomei Immortal Story Museum is located in a cultural and creative tourism park in Xiluo Township, Yunlin County. Established in 2015 by the Fomei Buddhist Art Society, the chairman has been deeply rooted in the local community for decades. The museum aims to preserve Taiwan's worship culture, promote the origins and stories of deities, and highlight the meaning of praying to gods. It embodies the spirit of religious encouragement for goodness while actively promoting modern Buddhist aesthetic art in everyday life. This integration aims to stimulate local tourism development, enhance the discourse on Yunlin tourism, and create innovative opportunities for cultural industry development, thereby invigorating regional business opportunities. The park is divided into areas, with the main exhibition hall, the Fomei Immortal Story Museum, showcasing meticulously crafted exhibits under the sincere concept of Chairman Lin Guozhen. The museum presents an exquisite "Museum of Religious Aesthetics" and has planned various themed areas around immortal stories, allowing visitors to learn about different folk beliefs and the tales of deities. From the saints of the Five Teachings, the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, the Three Pure Ones, the Five Prosperity Gods, Mazu, Guanyin Bodhisattva to the deities of the Sixty Jiazi, visitors are immersed in a celestial experience akin to exploring a cosmic paradise. This comprehensive journey introduces visitors to various religious cultures and immortal stories while seamlessly integrating the essence of diverse religious beliefs and the significance of praying to deities into the guided tour.
Fo Mei Fairy Tale Museum
Fo Mei Fairy Tale Museum
