Lotus Pond

Lianchihtan is a fake lake and famous traveler goal on the east side of Zuoying District in Kaohsiung City in southern Taiwan. Opened in 1951, it is celebrated for the lotus plants on the lake and the ious sanctuaries around the lake, including the spring and Autumn Pavilions, the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, and the Confucian Temple. The Old Confucius Temple was initially worked in 1684. The sanctuary has a periphery of to 122 meters. Be that as it may, During the Japanese provincial time frame because of absence of upkeep, the main piece of the first structure was the Chong Sheng Shrine, which is available which situated in the west side of Old City Elementary School adjacent Lotus Pond.

The new Confucius Temple was situated in the northwest corner of Lotus Pond; at that point, it was migrated and revamped in 1977, situated in North Shore of Lotus Pond. Its example had taken after Song Dynasty Confucian sanctuary and Shandong Qufu Confucius Temple designs as model; its Dacheng lobby had taken after the formats of the Supreme Harmony Hall of the Imperial Palace. It had Xia and, Shang and Zhou's shading and culture with yellow tiles covering the rooftop, dark establishments remain on the floor, red columns, windows and entryways, and white stone railings. Also, it is the biggest measure in Taiwan. Its Confucius Ceremony still takes after the customary of Ba Yi Dance.