Tsui Family Ancestral Temple in Cioulin — Established in the 8th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming dynasty (1529), the intricate carvings inside and outside its architecture are considered the best among the ancestral halls in Kinmen, with delicate designs on the ridge, gable wall, and water seal.

Tsui Family Ancestral Temple in Cioulin. Established in the 8th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming dynasty (1529), the intricate carvings inside and outside its architecture are considered the best among the ancestral halls in Kinmen, with delicate designs on the ridge, gable wall, and water seal. Established in the 8th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming dynasty (1529), the intricate carvings on the interior and exterior of the building are considered the best among the ancestral halls in Kinmen, with exquisite cut-and-paste decorations and mud sculptures on the ridge, mountain wall, and water wheel dam, and the eaves under the beams are carved with the four characters of the Tsai family's ancestral teachings: loyalty, filial piety, integrity, and frugality. The main hall has many plaques hanging from the ceiling, showing the prominence of the clan. At the back of the building, a stone lion is embedded in the outer wall, a rare practice. Address: 金門縣金湖鎮瓊林街13 號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kinmen