Shetou Doushan Ancestral Shrine — The existing Doushan Ancestral Shrine is a traditional Min-Yue Han-style building from the Japanese era. Its internal structure is a mortise and tenon timber frame, with exquisite wood carvings, especially the colorful paintings and decorations, which are more distinctive to the region.

Shetou Doushan Ancestral Shrine. The existing Doushan Ancestral Shrine is a traditional Min-Yue Han-style building from the Japanese era. Its internal structure is a mortise and tenon timber frame, with exquisite wood carvings, especially the colorful paintings and decorations, which are more distinctive to the region. The existing Doushan Ancestral Shrine is a traditional Min-Yue Han-style building from the Japanese era. Its internal structure is a mortise and tenon timber frame, with exquisite wood carvings, especially the colorful paintings and decorations, which are more distinctive to the region. It showcases a collaborative effort between artisans from Changhua and Yunlin, with rich and diverse content and themes. The Doushan Ancestral Shrine was severely damaged in some main structures by the 921 earthquake, but after reinforcement, its original appearance is largely preserved, though it still requires restoration. As an ancestral shrine, it not only holds symbolic significance for history, culture, and ethnic spirit but is also closely integrated with the local society and culture. Source: Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau. Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau 04725-0057 Address: 彰化縣社頭鄉彰化縣社頭鄉清興路19號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Changhua