Kouhu Xia Liao Wanshan Tonggui Mound

Yunlin Attractions

口湖下寮萬善同歸塚
口湖下寮萬善同歸塚

Behind the Wanshan Temple in Xiashaliao, Kouhu Township, there are over 300 small burial mounds, which contain the ashes of ancestors who perished in a tsunami 161 years ago. Locally, this site is referred to as the "Wanshan Tonggui Cemetery," and it has been designated as a historical site in Yunlin County. Nearby residents say that every time they try to count the exact number of graves, they find it impossible to reach a consensus, as each person's count yields different results, which is quite peculiar. The Wanshan Temple at the old Jinjinhukou Port in Xiasha Liao and the Wanshan Temple in the Jinjhu area hold grand ceremonies every year on the 7th and 8th days of the 6th month in the lunar calendar to commemorate their ancestors who suffered in the disaster. This has also given rise to the "Water Pulling Ceremony," a rare water disaster folk ritual in Taiwan.

Address:No. 70-6, Xialiaozi, Xiakun Village, Kouhu Township, Yunlin County

Kouhu Xia Liao Wanshan Tonggui Mound Introduction

Behind the Wanshan Temple in Xialiao, Kouhu Township, there are over 300 small burial mounds, which are the resting place of the ashes of ancestors who perished in a tsunami 161 years ago. Locally, these are referred to as the "Wanshan Tonggui Tombs," and they have been designated as a historical site in Yunlin County. Residents nearby say that every time they attempt to count the exact number of tombs, they can never arrive at the same figure, as each person's count varies, which is quite peculiar. The Wanshan Temple in the old Jincheng Harbor of Xiangziliao and the Wanshan Temple in the Jincheng area hold grand ceremonies each year on the 7th and 8th days of the sixth month of the lunar calendar to commemorate the ancestors who suffered in the past. This has also given rise to the "Water Drawing (Chēzàng)" ritual, a rare water disaster folk ceremony in the country.

Kouhu Xia Liao Wanshan Tonggui Mound Travel Information

Address:No. 70-6, Xialiaozi, Xiakun Village, Kouhu Township, Yunlin County


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Tickets:Free admission.


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