Péngchéng Liú Clan Ancestral Hall. Located in front of Ruihu Elementary School in Sihu Village, it primarily enshrines the ancestral tablets of the founding ancestor Enkuan Gong who first settled in Taiwan, and the ancestral spirits of subsequent generations. It also enshrines Guanyin Buddha and Tudigong. Located in front of Ruihu Elementary School in Sihu Village, it primarily enshrines the ancestral tablets of the founding ancestor Enkuan Gong who first settled in Taiwan, and the ancestral spirits of subsequent generations. It also enshrines Guanyin Buddha and Tudigong. The Liu Clan Ancestral Hall was first built in the 25th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1760), making it 235 years old. The ancestral hall covers a vast area, with the Xihu River alluvial plain in front and continuous green ridges behind, exuding a magnificent aura. The temple is a traditional three-section compound building, covered with green glazed tiles and featuring swallowtail-shaped roof ridges. Although it lacks elaborate carvings and paintings, its simple and elegant style reveals the tranquil and peaceful character of the Hakka people.
Adresse: 苗栗縣西湖鄉四湖村6鄰7號
Öffnungszeiten: 00:00–23:59
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