永安宮 - Daxi District

Good view and beautiful scenery

Good parking, large square in front of the temple and good view.

Pay homage to the good gods of the Dragon Heaven protector! May all the people in Taiwan be safe and auspicious! Amitabha.

Overlooking the Dahan River. Easy parking.

Back to the road, it is another small road, so pay attention when you come. Here you can see obvious river steps and a reservoir built around 2017. The upper reaches of the Shimen Reservoir. You can see the river terrace here.

The scenery is very good and quiet. The temple is simple and has a long history. The temple was built in the 2nd year of the Republic of China, so it has been more than 100 years so far. There is a "100-year-old plaque" in the main hall. The founder of the temple is a Japanese (or a Taiwanese with a Japanese name, because of the imperialization movement, many Taiwanese have Japanese names). The strange thing is that the year on the plaque is "Taisho 2nd year", but I don't know why "Republic of China 2nd year" is also engraved at the same time. Because Taiwanese in the Japanese era did not have the concept of "this year is the XX year of the Republic of China". The offering table is made of stone terrazzo, which is quite distinctive and rare. Its lines are gentle and the color is light, which is very ancient. Later, I went there again, and this time I found that the portrait of the door god is very interesting. It is not the kind of painting that I usually see. It has its own charm and tone, vivid and a little melancholy, and it also has a sense of board painting, which adds a little old-fashioned meaning.

Tao Line 60, on Daying Road, the temple has a great view, overlooking the Dahan River.