土地公 (鯉魚山福德宮)

Overlooking Jingmei Creek

Come here to pay homage to Fude Zhengshen, looking down at the Jingmei Stream slowly winding through the foot of the mountain, and feel refreshed physically and mentally. It’s great!

Visiting the boyfriend who came to the national examination room for the exam The points marked on the map are a bit inaccurate Walk along the alley net of the marked place Before and after the parking lot of the national examination room Will see the signboard Go up the stairs On a hill For reference

You ca n’t help but miss it, you can walk up the stairs when you have free time, and change the perspective of Jingmei Creek ...

Inside Lane 76, Section 1, Muzha Road (above Liyu Mountain). It was built in the early years of Qianlong. In the 59th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1794), when the brothers Gao Zhongxing buried their father in Gongshan, mutual control with Zhuangzhong was triggered. After coordination, the Gao family and Chen Wenxuan used Tian Zu as a sacrifice to the god of merit. Gao's father was able to continue to be buried here. In August of the first year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1796), Zhuangzhong publicly agreed to order three baos, two ceremonies in spring and autumn every year, and annual rituals for each baoyi. Before Liberation, the incense flourished because of its location in traffic. After the war, road construction retreated to the current site (the original temple still exists). In May 1972, the temple was moved to the current site due to the construction of the embankment and the road inside the embankment. (Wenshan District Chronicles)

Location and history of Leiyu Mountain and Mizuford Palace Liyu Mountain is located on the hill behind the National Examination Center on the first section of Muzha Road, that is, the area behind the Fuxing Police Station on the first section of Muzha Road, because the mountain is named after a carp. The head of the carp is in the east of Hexing Road, the tail of the carp is in Jingmeixi, and there is a land temple on the mountain called "Mizuoford Palace". The south of the mountain is the belly belly and the east is the Gouzikou area. Liyu Mountain is 45 meters high, and Jingmei Creek is at the foot of the mountain. Historical records record that during the Yongzheng and Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty, the ancestors who had reclamated on both sides of the stream had built mist in the foothills Xue Zhen (Jingmeixi, the name of the Atayal language), irrigating Jingmei to the foothills of Gongguan Street to the former Daanzhuang This area has an area of ​​more than 700 A. The geology of Liyu Mountain is composed of ancient Nangang rock formations. The old strata of the Taipei Basin are deposited from the sediments of ancient land blocks in South China. They rise to the sea level and become Taipei hills. The places where the strata change and fall become lakes. At the top of Liyu Mountain, there is a land temple "Mizuoford Palace", also known as "Liyushan Land Government". It is located opposite Hexing Road, the gate of the current Yongjiang Elementary School. During the expansion of the Jingmeixi River Embankment, The temple was moved to the top of Liyu Mountain, and its climbing opening was about 5 minutes from the footpath up there. You can reach the Mizuoford Temple, the couplet in the temple: "The soil can be a wealthy man. Huhufeng "," Everyone in Zeren benefits, and everyone in peace is safe. " From the top of Liyu Mountain, looking around the Maokong Mountain, Monkey Mountain, Guide Palace, etc. of the Erge Mountain System, as well as the mountains in the Xindian area of ​​Mianyu, you can see that Jingmei Stream flows westward. --------------------------------- Mengbu Mountain, also known as Liyu Mountain, has an elevation of 45 meters, and is the cornerstone of the Tunnel Triangle 007 of the Hydraulic Construction Society. Starting from the stairs next to the "Old Ford Palace" on Lane 76, Muzha Road, about 15 minutes up the mountain, there is a gap between the treetops of the mountain, and the outlook on the mountain is not good.