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1. Yuanching Temple

0.45 MILES

This splendid southern-style temple, founded in 1763, boasts elegant, swallowtail rooftop eaves and a wealth of fine interior woodcarvings. The resident¡­

2. Confucius Temple

0.53 MILES

This 1726 beauty ranks as one of the oldest Confucian temples in Taiwan and as a first-class historical relic. Inside the ancestral hall, there's an¡­

3. Changhua Arts Museum

0.58 MILES

The museum sits in a lovely heritage building, and on its grounds is the 300-year-old Hongmao Well (¼të¾®; H¨®ngm¨¢o J¨«ng). This is the last of the original¡­

4. Nine Dragons Pond

0.73 MILES

The pond is situated in a semicircular plaza reachable via a flight of stairs to your left when you finish your ascent to the top of Baguashan. Above it¡­

5. Great Buddha Statue

0.75 MILES

At the top of Baguashan is a large black Buddha statue sitting on a golden lotus. You can go inside the 22m-tall structure which has five floors featuring¡­

6. Nantian Temple

0.88 MILES

In the southern foothills of Baguashan is this bizarre temple and haunted house where parents used to take their children to scare them into obedience. It¡­

7. Baguashan

0.91 MILES

The Baguashan slopes were for centuries a military observation zone. The area affords views over the whole city and far out to sea. It¡¯s a pleasant place¡­

8. Nanyao Temple

1.29 MILES

Located 2km south of Changhua Train Station, this remarkable temple is one of the stops on the Mazu Pilgrimage. The distinctive character of the complex¡­