Dacheng Xian'an Temple

The temple exhibits a traditional three-section layout with a main hall, featuring stone pillars adorned with relief carvings of the Eight Immortals at the entrance.

Established in 1821 during the Qing Dynasty's Daoguang period, the temple underwent reconstruction in 1928, incorporating architectural elements from the Japanese colonial era.

The temple functions as a central worship site for Baosheng Dadi, with ceremonies held annually on the fifteenth day of the third lunar month.

The temple management committee maintains the structure, which received a restoration budget of NT$25,632,000 in 2017 for preservation works completed in 2022.

The rooftop decorations include three stone immortals symbolizing prosperity, longevity, and wealth, flanked by two carved dragons in traditional Minnan style.

Location: Dacheng Township

Inception: 1821

Address: 臺灣彰化縣大城鄉大城村中平路56號

GPS coordinates: 23.85500,120.32110

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:54