Weather
26 ~ 33 °C
Probability of Precipitation
50 %
AQI
71
Average
Average
Linluo was formerly known as “Linle.” Rumor has it that the name was given after the ancestors saw a mythical creature, Qilin, playing here. Interestingly, the villages here are also named after body parts of Qilin as Linding (Qilin head), Linti (Qilin trot), and Linzhi (Qilin toe). There are many historic buildings and temples in Linluo Township. The Baroque-style Jingzhao Hall was the temporary headquarters of the Japanese army and air force during the Japanese Rule period. The Temple of Zheng Chenggong, Taiwan’s national hero, is the center of the villagers' belief.
Fun activities
- The only religious ceremony that bridges the Minnan and Hakka ethnic groups, “Wife of the Great Lord of the Three Mountains from Jiuru returning to her maiden home” is an important Spring Festival event in Linluo.
- The trails in Linluo Wetland Park are well planned. There are also four ecological pools and guided ecological tours. Come here for a walk to get close to nature.
Hakka dialects
Sixian dialect、Naisixian dialect
Hakka delicacies
Flat rice noodles
Ban, which is made by grinding rice with water into a pulp that is then steamed, when cut into strips, becomes flat rice noodles. Stir-fried flat rice noodles are made with fried shallots and pork strips. Flat rice noodles in soup are made with broth and chives. They are both delicious Hakka dishes.
Hakka vegetable buns
The dough is made of glutinous rice and long-grain rice, and the filling is of fried shredded radish and fried shallots. The buns are steamed on top of bamboo leaves such that when the steamer is opened, the air is filled with bamboo fragrance. The buns are so tasty people would always want to take a few home after having them.
Memories of Hakka regions
