Lukang Travel Guide

Lukang Longshan Temple showcases exquisite Qing Dynasty carvings and vibrant paintings. Explore this architectural masterpiece in the morning to appreciate its serene atmosphere and cultural significance.

Wander through Lukang Old Street's narrow lanes with historic red-brick buildings showcasing Taiwan's heritage. Sample traditional pastries while exploring the intricate architecture of nearby temples.

This revered temple houses an original Mazu statue from Meizhou, with exquisite 1920s wood and stone carvings. Visitors can admire the octagonal caisson ceiling amid the serene glow of lanterns and incense.

Established in 1822, Fengshan Temple features traditional Taiwanese architecture with scholarly inscriptions and ancient Jiaozi pottery. Explore its serene courtyards during spring or autumn for the best experience.

The Taiwan Glass Gallery boasts a 72-meter glass maze and the world's only all-glass temple. Visit at evening to see the Glass Mazu Temple illuminated, transforming ordinary glass into sacred art.

Lukang Township Library is just one of the places to see in Lukang, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the area's hot springs and temples.

This colourful museum showcases Taiwan's largest ribbon producer with vibrant displays and artistic installations. Create your own ribbon crafts or marvel at the intricate "City of Taiwan" made entirely from ribbons.

Learn about the local history of Lukang with a stop at Nine-Turns Lane (Chinseng Lane). Discover the area's hot springs and temples.