土地公(福德祠)

Very suitable for travelers to rest

Good view of the local religious center

The Lord is a god, a total of two furnaces.

Historical evolution: The former official and Shuiwei Bogong guarded the Daai Shuikou with Shipai as their mark. They began their worship around 1840. They were enshrined in a four-stone small temple and flowed into the small hills southeast of Beipu Creek from Shuixun Creek. Qiu Shang is one of the first to build the Bogong in the Daai area, and the only Bogong in northern Taiwan known as the social official. Next to it is the social official's head and the social official bridge named after the social official. Construction record: In the 60th year of the Republic of China (1971), the third line of Taiwan was widened and a new temple was built. In 1981 (1992), local enthusiasts contributed money and efforts. The old temple was demolished to build a new temple with reinforced concrete. Construction started on the 24th of the first lunar month in 1981 and completed on December 4 of the same year. Affected by a typhoon in the Republic of China in 2004, the big tree behind the shrine collapsed and destroyed the ground public shrine. Local people and charitable men and women initiated repairs. The construction started on April 4, 2005 and was completed on July 20.