阿夷里福成宮 - Changhua City

At the center of faith

Incense sticks, convenient parking

Northern Changhua's important center of faith

Bless you and bless you (love sincerely)

Religion, faith "bye bye."

Resident Faith Center near Ayili, Changhua City

The Fucheng Palace was built in the 21st year of Guangxu (1895), and it was rebuilt in the 23rd year of the Republic of China.

Wufu Qiansui Temple is dedicated to the five princes of Gao Baizhu Lichi. The most recent renovation was 30 years ago. Originally, the Liu family only worshipped Gaofu Chitose. Later, it ushered in Baifu Chitose because it did not enshrine even-numbered gods. The three princes of Zhu Lichi have only become five thousand years old. The origin of the name of the temple is that the temple happened to be located on Fucheng Street and hence the name. There is a parking lot in front of the temple entrance, which is very convenient to worship. The incense burner and the Chinese Army Mansion are placed next to the parking lot. The main point of worship in the temple is nine-pillar incense. The Tiangong furnace and the main furnace are inserted with three pillars and the other three furnaces each have one pillar, all nine pillars. Usually there are not many people in the temple, only a small crowd of people in the morning and evening, it is very clean, and the magnetic field in the whole temple is very peaceful. A good place to rest. In the temple before, there were people doing errands, and the five princes all had their own elders. When the elders left one by one, they are no longer doing errands for the masses. Everyone is welcome to come and worship.