西屯隆興宮朱李池三府王爺 - Xitun District

Xitun Historical Temple

One of the must-take old temples in Xitun Old Street

One of the three old faith temples in Xitun Old Street. It also contains ancient plaques from the Qing Dynasty and the ratio of renovations during the Japanese rule.

In the 1970s, the foundation was built in this temple of Emperor Wang ••, and it is the place where the people of the region have their faith and faith. Although it is located in a crowded area with lots of people ••, this small temple still retains the respectable and respectful sense of godliness ••. In addition, the surrounding environment is very clean, and you must visit the scenic spot of Xitun Old Street! (^ 一 ^) V ~ This painted old temple that has been painted and renovated does not show old spots. Re-posted Jinbo's handwriting on the stone pillars, showing the new appearance of the old temple forever. The four cobblestone urns in plain front of the gallery show the long history of this Longxinggong Wangye Temple ••, it also witnesses the pulsating ups and downs of Xitun Old Street! Humanities and ancient taste of Xitun Old Street呷 米什 's •••, are worthy of you to come here for a visit to Shengfanfan. v (^ O ^) v ~~~

"Xitun Longxing Palace" Sanfu Prince Establishment history: The Lord of Longxing Palace in Xitun District worshiped the three princes of Zhu, Li, and Chi, and was divided into Fushun Palace in Longjing Shuiligang. Longxing Palace, Qingling Palace, and Fude Temple are three temples under the management system of a consortium. Longxing Palace, built in the 9th year of Xianfeng (1859), is the oldest of the three temples. Above the main hall of the temple, there is a horizontal plaque "Da Xian Ling Wei" with the year "Xianfeng Nine Years". It is judged that the palace was built in the 9th year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1859). It is a temple in Xitun District, Taichung City, with a year mark. The cultural relics are older. On the stone pillars of Guanyin Mountain in the worship hall in front of the temple, there is a book written by Liu Xiaoyue in Dingmao and Mengqiu Yitang in the Showa Period. It is speculated that Longxing Palace was rebuilt in the second year of Showa (1927).