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A large modern overflow dam. On land near the dam's north end is a stone inscribed with a slogan during the Qing Dynasty era (1800s) to commemorate the opening of the Nantou frontier to Chinese industry (the county had previously been self-governed by its Formosan aboriginal inhabitants).
The Jiji Weir is a weir located in Nantou County, Taiwan. The weir is located at the border of Jiji Township, Lugu Township and Zhushan Township. It is currently the biggest weir in Taiwan.
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台灣水資源館
神仙瀑布
武昌宮
The remains of a temple that collapsed during the earthquake in 1999. No one died, and staff risked their safety to recover the deity statues from the collapsed building - a deed that they believe has brought good fortune. And sure enough, an even bigger temple, impressive on its own, has been been rebuilt in front of the collapsed on.
泰順廊橋
A picturesque life-sized replica of one of the historic covered bridges of Taishun County in Wenzhou, Mainland China, built from wood without any nails. The bridge was built for Wuchang Temple as a gift from an associated temple in China. Free entry during daylight hours.