Euphoria Hotel - Explore the Lukang town

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Lung Shan Temple

It used to be known as "Country Guarding Temple" during Xianfeng period in Qing Dynasty. The main body of the temple retains the old appearance after the reconstruction during Dao-guang Xianfeng period in Qing Dynasty. The well-established temple is large in scale and with complete pattern and fine craftsmanship, ranking one of the most valuable heritages of traditional architecture in Taiwan.

Mazu Temple

built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty with more than 400 years of history and known as the only temple in Taiwan that worships Mazu from the Original Mazu Temple in Meizhou. It is designated as national-level heritage with valuable historical and artistic value.

Martial Temple

The temple is located in Qingyun Road and composed of three main parts: Wen Kai Academy on the left, Wenchang Shrine in the middle and Martial Temple on the right. Wenchang Shrine is built to mainly worship Wenchang Wang along with his servent.

City God Temple

Lukang's City God Temple has roots in Fujian's Quanzhou and was probably built in the mid-18th century. Paying your respects here is believed to be effective in helping to solve problems, in particular theft. The temple is traditionally favoured by merchants and shop owners.

New Ancient Temple

t underwent two major renovations during the Jiaqing and Daoguang periods, but was destroyed by artillery fire during the Japanese occupation, resulting in damaged walls, leaning beams and pillars, and peeling paint.

Taiwan Glass Gallery

Taiwan Glass Gallery is built by Tai Ming Chiang Co., Ltd. with the expectation to introduce to the world the beauty of traditional glass work. With the theme— “Wow the world, spectacular in every perspective”. It aims to change the stereotypes of glass by displaying a crystal glass world to the visitors. In particular, the glass Matsu Temple is a must-seen night scene for visitors.

Folk Arts Museum

The museum used to be the residence of the wealthy Hien-Jung Ku and was transformed into a museum of Lukang antiquaries in 1973. It possesses huge collections of cultural relic, Western-style building, pharmacy, traditional architecture of Fujian from the Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China, providing the visitors with rare opportunity to learn more about the folk cultural relics of old times.

Osmanthus Alley Art Village

The village is well known for osmanthus fragrance. It used to be Japanese-style dormitories and is now transformed into an art village combining artistic creation and local characteristics. Here you can catch a glimpse of the beauty of rich traditional crafts and distinguished paintings. A number of arts and cultural activities will be held on a regular basis to preserve and nurture creative energy in local arts and culture, giving the tourists a rare chance to appreciate the beauty of Lukang culture and crafts.

Lukang Assembly Hall

In 1928 Lukang Assembly Hall was established as the public assembly place. After World War Π, the assembly hall was renamed to “Zhong Shan Hall” and designated as the county monument by the government on July 14, 2000. At that time Lukang Assembly Hall was the largest hall architecture of Western design in Lukang. The post and beam system of this architecture was based on a reinforced concrete structure. The framework of the roof was constructed by wood and steal trusses, and the top of the roof was paved with cement tiling.

BRAND'S Health Museum

The museum was set up by BRAND'S Essences in November 2003 at the Changhua Coastal Industrial Park. Overhaul renovations were done in April and May 2008.

Twill Tape & Natural Factory

When it comes to the world's top ribbon, RIBBON KING comes to mind right off the bat. It has deeply ploughed in Taiwan over 32 years.

In this largest narrow-textile factory, there are hundreds of international professional machines for warping, weaving, dyeing, printing, etc. From design to production, RIBBON KING can meet all your needs incomparably.

F-SEASONS Umbrella

With a focus on umbrella expertise, combine high-quality umbrella fabrics and materials to create durable umbrella cloth with a textile scent. Each umbrella is made with care and enthusiasm, incorporating a happy heart into every pattern with emotions and future visions hidden within.

Lao-Long-Shi Meat Bun

Lao-Long-Shi utilizes both Western and traditional baking techniques, along with a deep understanding of the tastes and preferences of Lukang locals, to improve the traditional pork bun dough. The filling is made from fresh, locally-sourced pork leg meat, shiitake mushrooms, scallions, and an exclusive recipe.

Wang Ji Taro Ball

It consists of small, deep-fried balls made of mashed taro root that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The vendor "Wang Ji" is known for its long history and traditional recipe, which has been passed down for generations. The taro balls are typically served with a sweet and savory sauce, topped with sesame seeds and cilantro for added flavor.

Longshan Noodle Paste

A type of noodle soup that is popular in Taiwan, particularly in the Longshan Temple area of Taipei. It is made with thin rice noodles, which are cooked in a broth made from pork bones and dried shrimp, and served with minced pork, scallions, and sometimes seaweed or mushrooms. The soup is thickened with potato starch, giving it a smooth, silky texture that is sometimes referred to as "noodle paste."

Donghua Noodle Tea

It consists of a bowl of noodles served in a savory broth made from pork bones, dried shrimp, and other ingredients, along with a cup of tea on the side. The noodles are typically thin and chewy, and are served with minced pork, scallions, and sometimes seaweed or mushrooms. The tea is usually a simple green tea or oolong tea, and is intended to help cleanse the palate between bites of noodles.

Tuzailiao Beef Tongue Pie

It is made by grilling or pan-frying a thin layer of pastry dough until it becomes crispy, and then wrapping it around a filling of marinated beef tongue, cilantro, and sometimes other seasonings like garlic or ginger. The resulting snack is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a savory and slightly tangy flavor.

Chaohe Bakery

It is known for their solid ingredients, dense texture, and perfectly balanced sweetness. They have been repeatedly selected as the top choice for state banquets and souvenirs. Among its peers in the pastry industry, it holds a top position. Therefore, in the local area, choosing Chaohe for engagement cakes not only represents quality but also symbolizes status.

Cai Ze Ji Crystal Dumplings

dumplings are made with translucent dough and filled with various savory ingredients. Their Fuzhou-style flat dumplings are made with pure pork and wrapped in thin and delicate egg skin. Another recommended dish is their water chestnut balls, which have a crispy and refreshing texture.

Historical Reservation Area

Pu Tou Street, Yao Lin Street, Ta Yu Street. Pu Tou and Yao Lin Street used to be the ancient commercial center of Lukang, both of which are now designated as historical heritages. Here you can take a leisure walk in the red brick lane to discover the traditional crafts in numerous culture and history studios and recall the childhood memories in the traditional stores.

Breast Touching Alley

The narrowest alley in Lukang gets its comical label from the fact that a man could not pass a woman down the narrow inner passageway without her breasts brushing against him. A true gentleman would always wait for a lady to pass first.

Half-Sided Wall

It is said that some poor families in Lugang used to be unable to hire workers to dig wells, while some families with wells left half of their wells outside the wall so that neighbors who did not have wells could drink well water. Today, although half of the well can no longer draw water, it still shows the humanistic traditions of Lugang.

Nine-turn Lane

Lukang is home to a wealth of narrow, winding lanes, and Jinsheng Lane (金盛巷) is the best preserved among all, therefore known as Nine Turns Lane.

Shi-yi Building

In early times, the literary trend in Lukang was vigorous. The host of Shi-yi Building was a literatus mastering politics and commerce. Shi-yi Building was constructed as the place for meeting and verse chanting of the scholars who thus appreciated the moon on the top of the building. Many literati met in the place to recite poems and appreciate the tea and moon.

Narrow Gate

Lukang experienced many war and rights from people of Quanzhou and Zhangzhou for distinguishing their territory. To maintain safety of the area, local businessmen established the Ai Gate at borders as fortification during reign of Daoguang Emperor of Qing Dynasty in 1839. During night times, people would close the gate to prevent invasion of outsiders.

Wine Jar Wall

In the early years of Lugang, because of business reasons, ships sailed frequently in between Mainland China and Taiwan. The giant wine bottles were placed inside the ship to stabilize the ship during the rough sailing. Residents used wine bottles to decorate the walls to reflect how wealthy they were. The wine bottle was also preserved when women were pregnant.

Lukang Yilou

Lukang Yilou is a loft located in the Qingchang Old House, with a starfruit tree beside it. According to legend, a woman named Yin Niang lived in the loft. Her husband left for the imperial examination shortly after their marriage, hoping to obtain an official position. Before leaving, he planted the starfruit tree beside the loft.

Ding Mansion

Ding Mansion is the most completed street house preserved in Lukang. The first building of Ding Mansion is around ten meters long. The patio in this building provides both ambient light and ventilation.

Ｗang-gong Harbor

he construction of the port was originally completed in 1969 and was transformed into a recreational fishing port in 2000. In 2002, the Changhua County Government undertook the port re-engineering program to renew the area in order to attract more visitors to the port

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