"One temple, one world; one statue, one bodhi" Guan Yin Hall

🍎 **Red Route: Blessing Culture & Classic Check-Ins** **Theme**: Traditional Architecture, Incense and Cuisine - **Starting Point**: Main Gate of Guanyin Hall (Ming Dynasty Hanging Sculpture Art) - **Red Apple Color** symbolizes good fortune. Recommended Experiences: - After worshipping inside the hall, try **Brown Sugar Oil Cake** (a local blessing dessert, crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside). - **Hawthorn Preserves** sold by the elderly woman at the entrance (sweet and sour appetizer, 5 yuan/bag). - **Extension Point**: Walk to **Liangjiazhuang Ancient Village** (red brick houses) for vintage photos. --- 🍋 **Yellow Route: Refreshing Stroll & Natural Snacks** **Theme**: Park Rest & Healthy Snacks - **Midpoint**: **Small Grove Recreation Area** west of Guanyin Hall - **Lemon Yellow** represents vitality. Recommended Experiences: - Picnic on a bench in the woods and bring **Millet Jelly** (a local specialty, made of yellow rice and honey). - Buy **Changzhi Seabuckthorn Juice** from the vending machine (sweet and sour, thirst-quenching, and bursting with vitamins). - **Hidden Trick**: Wait for the sunset here in the evening, and the light and shadows filtering through the sycamore trees are incredibly soothing. --- 🍇 **Purple Route: Cultural and In-Depth, Niche Experience** **Theme**: Handcraft, Night Tour - **Extended Destination**: Guanyin Hall Cultural and Creative District (10-minute walk) - **Grape Purple** symbolizes creativity. Try: - **Clay Sculpture Workshop** DIY mini hanging sculptures (reservations required, NT$50/person). - **Mulberry Yogurt Ice Cream** at the corner cafe (a limited-edition purple dessert, super photogenic). - **Nighttime Easter Egg**: On weekends, there's a lantern night market in Cultural and Creative District, and the **Purple Sweet Potato Pancake** is a must!