土地公(顯伯公)

The land is public, convenient for parking, has a long history, is managed by a management committee, and gradually gets better!

At the crossroads, facing a pond.

Located at the intersection of Section 2 of Meigao Road and Section 2 of Gaoshang Road. This temple was originally founded by the Zhu Xiehe Reclamation Corps during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, tea trees were planted everywhere in the arid area of ​​the land. For the sake of safety and a good harvest of crops, farmers chose this dragon vein to erect three coarse stones to worship the god of the land. It is "Uncle Tea Garden". According to the history of the temple: around the tenth year of the Republic of China (1921), a passerby was unwell, had abdominal pain such as cramping, and had nowhere to ask for help. He prayed to the uncle of the tea garden for treatment of his illness, took herbal medicines nearby and recovered from his illness and returned home safely. ·After the story came out, it became famous from far and near, and there were many prayers, and Bogong also showed great power, and the request was very effective, so it was renamed "Xianbogong". In the fifty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1967) and the fifty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1968), Tang Kunyuan, a believer in Pingzhen Township, in order to successfully pass the university entrance, prayed here that if they could take the test, they would raise funds to build a temple to reward the gods. As a result, he entered the list, got married and started a business, and for a long time he forgot to answer the principal. In 1990, I dreamed of Xian Bogong's request for vows. I awakened and felt that God's grace could not be deceived, so I gathered residents to build this shrine. (Taiwan Place Name Dictionary, Taoyuan County, 2009)