臺中林氏宗祠 - South District

Naozhong Qujing has a long history, and it is a historic temple in the urban jungle.

Every spring and autumn, the descendants of the Lin family will gather here to hold the ancestral ceremony The door is locked on weekdays, if you want to enter, just make a phone call and someone will open the door The building is antique and slightly inadequately maintained, but the third-level monuments are worth visiting

Although the famous historic site is located in a small alley in Taichung City, it seems to be a worldly isolated place after entering. Even if there is no clear sky, how beautiful the Lin's Ancestral House is.

The Lin's Ancestral Hall is a third-class monument of the country. The earliest history of the ancestral temple can be traced back to the Qing dynasty during the Qing Dynasty. It was built by the Lin family in central Taiwan to raise funds. It is very old. The building is in the style of a courtyard, with a large front yard. When you enter the temple, you will see the carefully-crafted Sanchuan Temple, with legends carved on the walls. The most important main hall is a high-rise building, and the inside is for the plaque of Li Lin ancestors. The main hall is surrounded by compartments, making the entire ancestral hall present a closed structure. Overall, this building is located in the densely-built old urban area of ​​Taichung, but it still looks magnificent and magnificent. Those who love historic monuments are worth visiting. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, closed on the 6th, so it is not easy for people who go to regular classes to visit

The descendants of Lin Xiantang, in order to commemorate the ancestral hall that he built, are well maintained, and to appreciate the good historical sites, you can go to the Xingxiu Palace opposite by the way to worship.

The layout is spacious and exquisite, and the maintenance is quite good and tidy. The locomotive stopped pretty well, so you might as well come in and see if you are passing by, to see the deep cultivation and historical trajectory of the distinguished families in Taichung