瑞里源興宮 - Chiayi County

Parking spaces and toilet service centers near the Ruili Resident Belief Center can replenish moisture

Beautiful wisteria flowers at the end of March

A Taiwanese local color palace temple dedicated to the main god Chifu prince retains the characteristics of Taiwan's rural temples. The special feature is that there is a small temple on the opposite side of his right. The temple is not a temple. It does not enshrine any statues. It only marks the five-armed flag battalion, so it may be the same as that of Zheng Cheng’s martial arts. Related. There is a coffee shop on the left side that can be rested. Planted with wisteria flowers.

Regarding Yuanxing Palace, the website of Cultural Resources Geographic Information System has a description: "The earliest documented document of Yuanxing Palace is the "Tainan Prefecture Temple" in the 8th year of the Showa era (1933). The original god was enshrined as Wu Feng, which was initiated by the residents of Tongzhi. Temple. The main god in the temple today was changed to the pool prince, and the country was rebuilt in October of 1982 (1982). The "Rui Li Homestay Network" is described as follows: "Yuanxing Palace" is located in Meishan Township, Chiayi. The main prince, Wang Ye, was founded in the Qing Dynasty (1871) and was donated by Ruili villager Chen Shengmu to worship the Prince. Ye, Wu Fenggong, Wang Guwang, Yanping County King, Guanyin Bodhisattva. Later, the Three Officials, the Five Thousand Years Old, and the Ford God. In 1920, Peng Bao and others initiated the restoration of the temple; In the 71st year of the Republic of China, the village head Qiu Hsinchu once again initiated a re-construction. After four years of completion, it has become the appearance of today. It has become a center of faith for the villagers and one of the eight scenic spots in Ruili."

The central point of the wisteria flower atmosphere, the county government arranges the wisteria flower installation art~

Climbing the last toilet on Taikoo Road must go Otherwise, just go back to nature

Fortunately, I can see it with my own eyes when the flowers bloom, but the parking space in front of the temple is limited, but I am lucky to have parked there.

The quaint little temple is full of incense, and there are vendors selling things in the square during the flowering season.