Dapu Old Street Introduction
Dapu Old Street stretches over 100 meters and retains several old-style buildings. For those interested in local culture, it is worth taking a trip during the holidays to explore temples, historic houses, and the old street. Visitors are encouraged to slow down and experience the quaint alleys, traditional grocery stores, and the warm hospitality of the locals. At the end of Dapu Old Street stands the antique-looking "Beiji Hall," which primarily worships Xuantian Shangdi and serves as the main religious center of the village. An important festival is held every year on the third day of the third lunar month, attracting a steady stream of worshippers and creating a lively atmosphere. The residents of Dapu Township primarily make a living through agriculture, with abundant seasonal produce throughout the year. The main crops include bamboo shoots and "poh piah." Seasonal fruits include passion fruit, greenhouse papaya, lychee, longan, and mangoes. For those with a strong interest in local culture, it's advisable to take some time to visit temples, historic homes, and the old street. A cultural journey here offers a unique experience that urban life cannot compare to, combining the quaint alleys, traditional grocery stores, and the warmth of the local people, blending both intellectual and emotional experiences.
