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Book your Wufeng Lin Family Gongbaodi Park tickets on KKday and explore Taiwan’s only remaining Qing Dynasty official residence. Visit the historic Grand Flower Hall and immerse yourself in its captivating cultural charm.
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Attraction Tickets
| Ticket type | E-ticket (requires redemption), Reserve on your own |
| Exhibit type | Traditional culture exhibits |
| Attraction type | History & culture, Traditional house experience |
Product Info
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— Business Information —
- Park Name: Wufeng Lin Family Gongbaodi Park
- Business Hours:
- Monday to Friday: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm / 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- Weekends & holidays: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Lunch break: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm (some areas may be closed) - Address: No. 26, Minsheng Road, Wufeng District, Taichung City
- Phone: 04-2331-7985
— Guided Tour Service —
- Weekday & general holiday tours: Available (not offered during consecutive holidays and Lunar New Year)
- Tour duration: Approximately 1 hour
- Reservation: Purchase a ticket first, then book a tour via the official website
Scheduled Guided Tours (During National Holidays & Lunar New Year)
- Gongbaodi Tours: 9:10 am / 9:45 am / 10:20 am / 10:55 am / 1:00 pm / 1:35 pm / 2:10 pm / 2:45 pm / 3:20 pm / 3:55 pm / 4:30 pm
- Grand Flower Hall & Time Corridor Tours: 10:00 am / 10:35 am / 11:10 am / 11:45 am / 1:50 pm / 2:25 pm / 3:00 pm / 3:35 pm / 4:10 pm / 4:40 pm / 5:10 pm
- Important: Arrive 10 minutes before the tour. Latecomers will not be accommodated
- Company Name: Lin Bentang Co., Ltd.
- Company Registration: 53624770
— Introduction to the Park —
- Wufeng Lin Family Gongbaodi Park – A Glimpse into Taiwan’s Qing Dynasty Heritage
Gongbaodi is one of the preserved buildings in the Wufeng Lin Family Garden. Built in 1858 by Lin Wencha, it remains the only first-class Qing Dynasty official residence in Taiwan. The architecture follows a symmetrical five-bay, eleven-room layout, with additions made by Lin Chaodong until its completion in 1895 before the Sino-Japanese War.
- Grand Flower Hall
The Grand Flower Hall, completed in 1894, is a unique five-bay, three-story structure featuring Taiwan’s only Fuzhou-style stage. The hall’s octagonal caisson ceiling is adorned with intricate carvings of peonies, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. Originally used for military meetings and banquets, it later became a private opera house for the Lin family.
- Thatched House
The Thatched House, built around 1837, was the Lin family’s first home in Wufeng. This historic structure consists of a main house, a guard dragon wing, a barn, and a gatehouse. The house, which symbolizes the Lin family's humble beginnings, underwent meticulous restoration in 2020, preserving its original construction methods and materials.
The Grand Flower Hall features Taiwan’s only remaining Fuzhou-style stage, preserving its elegance for over a century
Stroll through the Wufeng Lin Family Mansion and experience its rich historical charm
The first floor of the Grand Flower Hall once served as a resting area for theater troupes
The intricate craftsmanship of the turtle, fish, and bird carvings on the second floor is truly remarkable
Purchase Notice
- Wufeng Linjia Gongbaodi Park reserves the right to finalize the opening of guided tours and activities. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
- Visitors are kindly requested to visit in accordance with the regulations of the park. If any of the following circumstances occur, Wufeng Linjia Gongbaodi Park may stop, refuse entry or order you to leave the park without refund.
1. Those who drink alcohol, carry flammable materials, dangerous goods, or contraband or controlled items specified by law.
2. Patients with infectious diseases or special diseases or serious illnesses who are not accompanied by a medical person (or caregiver) are prohibited.
3. Those who are naked, endanger public decency, gamble, make noise, cause trouble, make noise, or otherwise behave inappropriately and disrupt public peace or order.
4. Ice skating, roller skating, skateboarding, and riding vehicles (excluding strollers, pet strollers, wheelchairs, and handicap vehicles).
5. Those who do not smoke within the regulated areas of the park.
6. Those who carry animals, livestock or other pets without placing them in pet cages or carts (except guide dogs).
7. Those who pollute the environment by spitting, defecating, randomly discarding peels, paper scraps, cigarette butts, pet excrement, other waste, etc.
8. Those who eat or drink in some areas of the park where food is prohibited.
9. Photographers who did not turn off the flash or other strong light.
10. Those who touch or damage paintings or historic buildings.
11. Climbing, damaging, stealing flowers and trees, or damaging lawns or facilities.
12. Making fire, cooking (roasting) food, setting off firecrackers, flying kites or other objects.
13. Those selling goods, setting up stalls, distributing advertisements and promotional materials, begging, and renting children's play equipment.
14. Those who engage in ball games or other activities that endanger the personal safety of tourists, use various facilities in a manner that does not comply with regulations or normal methods, or set up facilities that affect public access in the park.
15. Those who conduct gatherings, speeches, exhibitions, performances, competitions, sleep outdoors, set up tents, flags, banners, tables and chairs, use unmanned aerial vehicles, record commercial advertisements, questionnaires or other activities without the permission of the park.
16. Other behaviors deemed by the park to be detrimental to management.
Reminders
In the event of a large crowd, the exhibition venue will be subject to crowd control. Please follow the instructions of the staff to line up to enter the venue.
The floor of the historic space has a large difference in height. To ensure the safety of visitors, please follow the instructions and guidance of the staff.
Smoking and eating are prohibited in the entire area (except for goods sold in the park).
When taking photos indoors, please do not use flash
The Lin Family House in Wufeng is the only remaining official residence from the Qing Dynasty in Taiwan. Please do not touch the monuments at will and work together to protect the ancient buildings.
Plants in the park are for viewing only and any picking is strictly prohibited.
Large pets and animals are not allowed to enter (except guide dogs). Smaller pets can be held in hand (without landing on the ground). Please bring your own pet basket.
Redemption Location
Wufeng Linjia Gongbaodi Park
Address Info: No. 26, Minsheng Road, Wufeng District, Taichung City 413Monday to Sunday:
09:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 17:00
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present your QR code on-site
Voucher Redemption Period
- The voucher must be redeemed on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration
FAQ
The Wufeng Lin Family is one of Taiwan's five prominent families. During the Qing Dynasty, they were granted official titles and the camphor monopoly for assisting in quelling the Dai Chaichun rebellion, which laid the foundation for their substantial wealth. Family members achieved remarkable success in military, political, and cultural fields, such as Lin Wenza and Lin Chaodong. Their contributions and influence made the Lin family the most influential noble family in central Taiwan.
We recommend allocating approximately 2 to 3 hours for your visit to the Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence Park. This duration will allow you to thoroughly explore key areas like the Gongbao Residence, the Grand Flower Hall, and the Jingxun Building, gaining a deep understanding of their architectural features, historical stories, and cultural background. If you join a guided tour, you will have more ample time.
The Jingxun Building was the main residence built by Lin Dianguo, a member of the Dingcuo branch of the Wufeng Lin Family, and it is also the former residence of Lin Chaodong, the eldest son of Lin Wenza. The architectural style blends features of official residences and civilian homes, showcasing the Lin family's significant position in Taiwan's history. Its exquisite carvings and paintings are also of great artistic value.
To travel to the Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence Park from Taichung Railway Station, we recommend using public transportation. You can take Taichung Bus routes 201, 202, or 203, or Ubus route 50 from the bus station opposite Taichung Railway Station. Alight at the 'Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence' stop, and it's about a 5-minute walk to the destination. The journey takes approximately 40-50 minutes.
The Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence Park preserves Taiwan's most complete collection of Qing Dynasty official residences. Its distinctive features include: the Gongbao Residence (Taiwan's only extant first-rank official residence from the Qing Dynasty, renowned for its five-bay, eleven-section layout), the Grand Flower Hall (Taiwan's only Fuzhou-style opera stage building, combining theatrical and banquet functions), and the Jingxun Building (an exquisite Fujian-style official residence blending Chinese and Western styles).
The Grand Flower Hall is one of the most famous structures in the Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence Park. Its unique feature is that it is the only extant Fuzhou-style opera stage in Taiwan. This building combines the functions of theatrical performances and banquet spaces. In the past, it was an important venue for the family to entertain distinguished guests and host banquets. It has also served as a filming location for music videos of numerous popular Taiwanese and Japanese divas, possessing significant historical and cultural artistic value.
For first-time visitors to the Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence Park, we suggest following the route of the 'Gongbao Residence,' 'Grand Flower Hall,' and 'Jingxun Building,' which represents the main visiting path through the Lin family's architectural complex. Highlights include experiencing the imposing grandeur of the Gongbao Residence, admiring the exquisite opera stage and paintings in the Grand Flower Hall, and exploring the architectural details and family stories within the Jingxun Building. These will provide a comprehensive understanding of the Lin family's history and culture.
As a national historical monument, the value of the Wufeng Lin Family Ancestral Residence Park is manifested in many ways. It is not only Taiwan's most complete extant official residence from the Qing Dynasty, reflecting the architectural craftsmanship and social hierarchy of that era, but it also embodies the Lin family's significant contributions to Taiwan's modern history, including land reclamation, defense against foreign aggression, and the promotion of culture and education. It is a precious asset for understanding Taiwan's social development and the culture of prominent families.
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