Chunghua
Changhua is embraced by mountains to the east, south and north, with the peak of Baguashan towering above them all and the Taiwan Strait to the west. The resulting warm climate and moderate rainfall provide an ideal environment for farming, earning Changhua the nickname of "Taiwan's granary."
http://www.changhua.gov.tw/english/
HOT SPOTS / EVENTS / FESTIVAL
Mt. Bagua Buddha Scenic Area
Mt. Bagua Buddha Scenic Area features lush greenery and beautiful day and night views. It is a great place to go for wandering fun and beautiful flowers. Why not plan an in-depth eco-tour along with your trip to visit the Giant Buddha and take a healthy walk along the trails. You can expect exciting activities during your trip to Baguashan
Lukang Old Street
Lukang Town is one of Taiwan’s oldest towns with well-preserved cultural and historical heritages. Lukang Old Street is filled by traditional Taiwanese style houses and it is still in used by the local residents to run business. The locals built roof top to prevent the dust wind that was drawn by the ocean wind, so Lukang Old Street is also known as “The Street with No Sky”
Lukang Mazu Temple(Tienhou Kung)
Lugang Mazu Temple is a national historic landmark with over four hundred years of rich history. It is one of the oldest Mazu temples in Taiwan and the first to enshrine one of the six inaugural Mazu statues of Meizhou Mazu Temple, the first Mazu temple in the world. Lugang Mazu Temple’s construction and ornamentation—including woodwork, stone sculptures, and paintings—were carried out by celebrated artists. The temple’s Sanchuan (Front) Hall contains some of the most extraordinary artwork found in the temple. All of the hall’s stone sculptures, floral carvings, and paintings were created by renowned masters. The hall also preserves some extremely rare antiques that can be found nowhere else, from plaques with inscriptions by Chinese Qing emperors, officials, and military officers, to Taoist talismans and a seal of Mazu from Meizhou Temple. Since Meizhou Mazu Temple was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, the Lugang temple’s Mazu statue and the thousands of antiques it preserves have become even more precious and historically significant.