The temple looked very old and simple (it didn't look so valuable at a first sight). |
As it's name suggested (Longshan temple means "Dragon mountain" temple), dragon motifs were on the roof of the gate. |
The color of the painting on the door of the gate was already faded, but it must have been very vivid and colorful at the time it was painted. |
And in the middle of the decoration was the dragon painting. |
Two Chinese Banyan trees were in the court yard and a local (I guess) old man was taking a nap under one of the trees. |
Inside was the main hall. |
Dragons were hiding in the ceiling and columns of the main hall! |
Of course the incense holder had dragon decorations as well. I found many more dragon motifs everywhere. |
After visiting the temple, we walked to "Mo-ru Alley". |
At the entrance was the sign of Mo-ru Alley. |
Then we left the city of Lukang and headed to Taichung. The first place we visited in Taichung was Chun Shui Tang - our favorite tea house. |
It was a bit chilly to me, so I ordered the hot milk tea with tapioca. This was very good, too! |
We also ordered several small dishes to enjoy with our tea. This is the fried taro cake. |
The grilled dried squid. |
And these are the grilled squid balls. Yum. |
In the evening we checked in a hotel in the city and took a nap (again) until the dinner time... |
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