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Wai'ao Jietian Temple
Wai'ao Jietian Temple
Wai'ao Jietian Temple, officially known as "Wudang Ancestral Temple Taiwan's First Palace. Jietian Temple traces its origins back to 1822 (the 2nd year of the Daoguang reign in the Qing Dynasty), when a devotee named Huang Ying brought a golden statue of Xuantian Shangdi from mainland China to Taiwan. Initially, a small thatched temple was built on Shikong Mountain in Wai'ao for worship.
As the number of believers grew, the residents pooled resources to build a larger temple called Jietian Temple. After 1945, due to changes in society, many mountain residents relocated to the plains. In 1973, the temple was rebuilt at its current location and renamed Jietian Temple.
The temple is dedicated to Xuantien Shangdi, It is an important religious site in the local community.
Lanyang Museum
Lanyang Museum
Lanyang Museum is a modern and architecturally stunning museum located in Toucheng Township, Yilan County, Taiwan. It serves as a gateway to the rich cultural, historical, and natural heritage of the Lanyang Plain and the northeastern coast of Taiwan. The museum's unique design, inspired by the "cuesta" landform found in the region, makes it a landmark attraction.
Whale Dolphin Seafood Restaurant
Whale Dolphin Seafood Restaurant
Whale Dolphin Seafood Restaurant is located in Wushi Harbor, Toucheng, Yilan, near the visitor center, and is renowned for its fresh seafood dishes. The restaurant offers a diverse selection of dishes, including sashimi, lobster salad, steamed fresh fish, and stir-fried seasonal vegetables. With generous portions and delicious flavors, it is an excellent choice for family gatherings or group dining. The spacious environment, fast service, and reasonable prices allow visitors to enjoy a delightful seafood feast while taking in the beautiful coastal scenery.
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