Su Cuo Chang Xing Temple — The origins of Chang Xing Temple can be traced back to the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. Local pioneers found a royal boat in the ancient Taijiang Inland Sea of the Zengwen River, which they considered a good omen. They then began building a thatched hut by the river to serve as a temple for worship. However, in ancient times, the Zengwen River was called "Qing Ming She" by local residents, meaning its river course constantly changed and shifted during flood seasons, causing disasters along the banks.

Su Cuo Chang Xing Temple. The origins of Chang Xing Temple can be traced back to the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. Local pioneers found a royal boat in the ancient Taijiang Inland Sea of the Zengwen River, which they considered a good omen. They then began building a thatched hut by the river to serve as a temple for worship. However, in ancient times, the Zengwen River was called "Qing Ming She" by local residents, meaning its river course constantly changed and shifted during flood seasons, causing disasters along the banks. The origins of Chang Xing Temple can be traced back to the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. Local pioneers found a royal boat in the ancient Taijiang Inland Sea of the Zengwen River, which they considered a good omen. They then began building a thatched hut by the river to serve as a temple for worship. However, in ancient times, the Zengwen River was called "Qing Ming She" by local residents, meaning its river course constantly changed and shifted during flood seasons, causing disasters along the banks. Address: 臺南市安定區蘇厝里456號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan