Lukang Xingan Temple

A very old temple but pretty small.

The earliest ancestral temple ~ road signs wrote like this.

Located at Changxing Road, Lugang Town, Kangxi in Qing Dynasty 23 years (1684) The earliest move to Lukang Fujian Xing'an was built, the temple Ming Xing'an Palace has "Xinghua Ping'an," Xinghua's tranquility, "which was rebuilt after the 3 years of Jiaqing earthquake (1798), rebuilt by the local initiative of the first year of Xianfeng (1851), and laid the pattern today, followed by 4 years of Guangxu (1878), 18 years of Guangxu (1892) and the 20th year of Guangxu (1894) rebuilt, the temple has not changed much, the Republic of China Designated as a Grade III monument in 1974 (1985), rebuilt by the government in 1982 (1993) and completed in 1985 (1996). It has a history of more than 300 years. The original appearance of the oldest Mazu in Lugang can be reproduced. It houses many ancient plaques and steles, and the soft body group and the ancient paintings in the temple in the early Qing Dynasty are the most precious temple collections.

The Jade Emperor Hall at the back is very simple.

Worthy of visiting the Mazu Temple. Many people think that there are only two well-known Matsu temples in Lugang, and they missed it. In fact, this is also the famous Mazu Temple in Lugang.