Dajia & Lukang City

On Sunday morning we went to small town in Taichung called Dajia. They wanted me to see the Xhenlan temple.
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El Domingo por la maniana nos fuimos a un pueblito en Taichung llamado Dajia. Mis amigos querian mostrarme el templo Xhenlan.

It was a rainy day, but I was happy to be there learning more things about their culture.
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El dia estaba bien lluvioso, pero la verdad es que no me importaba, lo rico era estar ahi.


More pictures in Dajia: http://picasaweb.google.com/DanielFContrerasM/Dajia?feat=directlink
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Mas fotos de Dajia: http://picasaweb.google.com/DanielFContrerasM/Dajia?feat=directlink


From Dajia we went to Lukang city, in Changhua, another state. This city was an important sea port in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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De Dajia nos dirigimos a la ciudad de Lukang, en el estado ed Changhua. Esta ciudad fue un puerto maritimo muy importante en los siglos 18 y 19.

It's one of the most well preserved antique cities in Taiwan. Most of the houses held shops and small temples.
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Es de las ciudades antiguas de Taiwan mejor conservadas. La mayoria de las casas son tiendas y templos pequenios.





Before leaving we saw a procession. The people from the area were carrying statues of their gods, burning inciense, and playing music.
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Antes de irnos vimos una procesion, con las estatuas de sus dioses, incienso, y musica.

More pictures in Lukang City: http://picasaweb.google.com/DanielFContrerasM/LukangCity?feat=directlink
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Mas fotos de la ciudad de Lukang: http://picasaweb.google.com/DanielFContrerasM/LukangCity?feat=directlink