Linnei Kai-Fu Temple

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林內開復廟

The Linnei Kaifu Temple, dedicated to Koxinga (Zheng Chenggong), is built by the Zheng clan of Linnei. It is said to have been established during the Xianfeng period. During the latter part of Japanese rule, in the era of the Imperialization Movement, it was torn down by the Japanese and the temple site was transformed into a Shinto shrine. Reconstruction began in the 1950s and has since returned to its present location.

Address：48 Chenggong Road, Linnei Township

Linnei Kai-Fu Temple Introduction

The Linnei Kaifugu Temple, built by the Zheng family of Linnei, is dedicated to the national hero Koxinga (Zheng Chenggong) and the ancestral figure of the Yinlin Mountain, the Ashamed Ancestor. It is said that this temple was established during the Xianfeng period by the Zheng clan of Linnei. During the latter part of Japanese rule, it was dismantled as part of the Japanese assimilation movement, and the temple grounds were converted into the Linnei Shrine. The reconstruction at its current site began in the 50th year of the Republic of China (1961). Photography by Xue Yingqi (Authorized photo, please do not reproduce).

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Linnei Kai-Fu Temple Travel Information

Address：48 Chenggong Road, Linnei Township

Other Nearby Attractions： Yuanming Zen Temple 、 Linnei Park 、 Linnei Station 、 Longguo Trail 、 Baolong Paper Mill 、 Caiyi Green Workshop 、 Jioucyung Township An Temple 、 Lin Bei Ka Hao Digital Life Museum 、 Ping Ding Tea Garden (Tea Promotion Center) 、 Yunlin Butterfly Story House

Nearby Cuisine： Linnei Pork Knuckle King 、 Lin Nei Pork Ribs King 、 Xin Chào Vietnamese Café 、 Farm Secret Garden 、 Orange Farm 、 Rich Café 、 Hello Coffee 、 Liu Zhong Noodle 、 Da Qiu Leisure Farm 、 Ba Bao Zhun Agricultural Museum