Sansia Tsu Shih Temple
Sansia  is an urban township in the southwestern part of Taipei County . Its name is derived from the meeting of the 3 gorges ( Tahan River, Sansia River and Horizontal River). The Tsu Shih Temple is the most important religious site in this town. Originally build by Fukienese immigrants in 1769 and was rebuilt three times.  Many considered this temple to be the most intricately sculpted temple in Taiwan. During Chinese New Year, this temple will hold a large event called the Pigs of God Contest. It is a contest where farmers compete to raise the fattest pig and then sacrificed it to the god in Tsu Shih temple.

Old Street Scene in Sansia
Sansia is one of the very few places in Taiwan that still remains many historical sites from the early 20 Century. In the Old Street of Sansia, or so called Mingquan Old Street, tourist will find many very well-preserved example of Japanese colonial architecture of the time. The street features many stores selling art, ceramics and local specialty foods. This is a place that one just cannot miss.  

Yingko Pottery Factory & Show Room
“Yingo” is written in the meaning of “parrot song”, this name is derived from the parrot shaped rock outcropping slightly north of the town. The town is located on the Dahan River in the southwestern part of Taipei County . Yingo is famous for carrying out the largest production of pottery and ceramic in Taiwan , with over 800 ceramic-related businesses in this area. Tourist will find a great artistic experience in Yingo.

Pottery Street
This street is also known as the Yingge Old Street. It has the most concentrated pottery shop and craft stores interspersed with tea house and cafes in Yingge. Pottery and ceramic lovers can find varieties of choice, such as great qualities, fine arts dishware, or even mass markets around the area. It is an ideal place for tourist to find souvenir at the best deals.