Wufeng Lin Family Garden and Lin Hsien-tang Museum Complex

The Wufeng Lin Family Garden and Lin Hsien-tang Museum Complex is the collective term for the garden and mansion architectural cluster of the Wufeng Lin Family in Azhaowu (today's Wufeng District, Taichung City). It comprises the Wufeng Lin Family Garden Laiyuan, the Lin Hsien-tang Museum, Jingxun Tower, and Rongjing Study. This is Taiwan's largest national historical monument architectural complex, encompassing over two hundred years of Taiwan's modern history, from the Qing Dynasty through Japanese Rule to the Republic of China era. Its antique-style buildings and calligraphy/paintings by famous figures are cultural treasures that attract scholars, experts, and tourists passionate about Chinese culture and architecture, who visit specifically to learn and draw inspiration. Entering the complex is akin to stepping into a microcosm of Taiwan's past century, and through guided tours, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural legacy passed down by important Taiwanese families.