Lukang Rimao Hang, Historical commercial building in Lukang Township, Taiwan
Lukang Rimao Hang is a historical commercial building in Lukang Township from 1784 featuring traditional Taiwanese architectural elements. It has wooden structures and intricate carvings on the facade and in interior spaces that demonstrate the craftsmanship of that period.
The building was constructed in 1784 during a period of economic growth and served as an important trading establishment. At that time, Lukang was a major commercial port and this structure was central to business activity in the region.
The building shows Minnan architectural elements shaped by Chinese settlers who built trading networks during the Qing Dynasty. These building styles remain visible today in the facade details and interior spaces.
Access to the building is through organized tours that can be booked by visitors on site. The area is easy to reach and there is parking nearby, making a visit straightforward to plan.
The building still preserves original wooden beams and support systems from the 18th century that demonstrate construction techniques from Taiwan's maritime trading era. These hand-crafted wooden elements are a rare example of how structures in this region have managed to survive so long.
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