Fishermen refuge

#summervacay Originally a refuge for fishermen during storms, it was later converted into a Buddhist temple—first as Dai‑Ming Temple during the Qing period and further developed under Japanese colonial influence into what’s known as Zuisheng Temple. Since 2006, it has been designated a Cultural Landscape by Taiwan’s heritage authorities. Ambiance: Damp, cool and faintly incense-laced—once you enter, the hush and rock-carved inscriptions evoke a meditative, otherworldly atmosphere. Historic Inscriptions: Calligraphy dating from the Qing era includes poetic phrases referencing the cave’s spiritual aura, such as “overseas paradise” #travel #couplestrip