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As the most renowned commercial district in Changhua City, Yongle Street holds a cherished place in the memories of generations of locals.
Stepping into this district feels like embarking on a journey through history and modernity. The Tianhou Temple, affectionately known as the "Inner Mazu," stands as a cornerstone of the area. Built during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty, it serves as the protector of seafarers and remains a vital stop during the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage. Nearby lies the Qing’an Temple, dedicated to the Baosheng Emperor and designated as a county monument. With its exquisite traditional wood carvings and plaques dating back to the Jiaqing era, it quietly tells the story of over two centuries of local history.
Yongle is not only a hub for fashion and shopping but also a paradise for food lovers. The district is home to numerous legendary stalls and shops that have thrived for over 30 years. From the chewy, generously filled Changhua ba wan (meatballs) and the eight treasure shaved ice that constantly draws crowds to the famous Rou Bao Ming steamed pork buns, every bite offers an authentic taste of Changhua. Whether you wish to explore ancient monuments, shop for the latest styles, or indulge in mouthwatering street food at affordable prices, the cultural richness of the Yongle Shopping District makes it an unforgettable destination!
Lit by elegant street lamps at night, the scene is wonderful. The stores sell many different items to offer the visitors quality and pleasant shopping experiences in order to promote more trade.
