Dingkan Q-version Deity Painted Village

Kaohsiung Attractions

頂崁Q版神明彩繪村眾神賀歲
頂崁Q版神明彩繪村眾神賀歲

He An Painted Alley is located on Zhushan Lane in Jiasian. It takes only a 10-minute walk from the Jiasian business district to reach it. Centered around the cultural characteristics of the Jiasian area, it anthropomorphizes Jiasian's three treasures – taro, bamboo shoots, and green plums – incorporating them into the daily lives of Jiasian residents. The characters engage in playful activities like tug-of-war, showcasing the cultural landscape of rural Jiasian in a warm and humorous way.

Address:No. 4, Xinyong Lane, Datian Village, Jiasian District, Kaohsiung City 847, Taiwan

Dingkan Q-version Deity Painted Village Introduction

He An Colorful Alley is located on Zhushan Lane in Jiaqian. It takes only 10 minutes to walk from the Jiaqian shopping district. The theme is based on the cultural scenery of Jiaqian, personifying the three treasures of Jiaqian—taro, bamboo shoots, and green plums—integrated into the daily lives of Jiaqian residents, who play and participate in tug-of-war. This showcases the cultural landscape of rural Jiaqian, which is both warm and humorous. The returning youth of the Dingkan community initiated a community painting activity with deities as the theme, depicting popular gods such as Mazu, Guandi, Xuantian Shangdi, Tudigong, Santai Zi, and Yuelao in a cute style. The paintings also incorporate many contemporary objects like mobile phones and scooters interacting with the deities, bringing a smile to viewers and bridging the gap between the divine and humanity. The entire community features over 60 cute deities, reflecting Taiwan's diverse and vibrant religious culture.

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