Lukang Town is located in Changhua County and is one of the towns with the best preserved culture in Taiwan. The so-called "Yifu, Erlu and Sanmonga" shows that during the flourishing development of Han culture in Taiwan, Lukang was one of the important cultural and commercial centers at that time. The town is not large and has many historical sites and temples. Walk or ride a bicycle through the old streets and alleys to experience it in detail. Most of the temples and businesses date from the Qing Dynasty and the Japanese colonial period and are quite well preserved. In addition to must-see monuments such as Longshan Temple and Aimen, traditional neighborhood features such as Old Street and Banbianjing, as well as temples such as Thean Hou Temple, are the focus of the visit. The ancient delicacies of Lukang are not to be missed. Meat buns, noodle paste, meat soup, oyster cakes, etc. are all must-try. The Changbin Lugang Industrial Zone near the sea has enterprise exhibition halls such as the Taiwan Glass Museum, the Folk Cultural Relics Museum, and the Ribbon King Ribbon Park.