鼎灣四眼井 - Penghu County

The quaint scene is also in the urban area. You can watch it when you go shopping. Before, a child fell into a well and was later fished out by the local fire brigade (alive), and iron nets were installed later.

Special well, the Guan Sheng Emperor Temple is very stylish, and there is a paper kiosk to look at.

Carefully create a unique environment in the land. Worth a visit to the depths

As far as I live in Tainan, I think it's okay, there are many ancient wells in Tainan that are more interesting

The development of mankind is inseparable from water, and the development of Penghu's humanities is closely related to "how to obtain water." Penghu is surrounded on all sides by the sea, there are no mountains (can't stop water vapor), no rivers and lakes (only low-lying areas have water), and the annual evaporation is much greater than the annual rainfall. How to obtain domestic water has become the most important issue for the ancestors who came to Penghu! Water wells can be seen everywhere in Penghu, located in communities, fields, and in front of homes... In addition to providing domestic water, it is also a place for community residents to chat and socialize. The Dingwan four-eye well was "not" a well originally developed in the early stage, but a newly excavated well under the instructions of the gods. Therefore, this well has a more profound meaning in the hearts of the residents of Dingwan. The reason for the "four eyes" is to divert and manage order. It not only shows the wisdom of the ancestors, but also highlights the early yearning for order and harmony. "Orderly" can be seen. Dingwan Four-eye Well is located on the east side of the Kaidi Hall (Dingwan Temple), so there is no need to worry about parking. There are also many beautification projects and landscaping built by the community around it, which is a good place for leisurely strolls and parent-child travel.

In addition to the four-eyed well, there is also a living hall next to the artist Hong Genshen’s hometown, as well as a number of new clay sculpture parks.