Moreover, take a leisurely stroll along Shuntian Road, adjacent to Dajia Jenn Lann Temple. Known as “Dajia Old Street,” it is the earliest developed street and currently the most bustling thoroughfare in Dajia. In addition to admiring the historic buildings, be sure not to overlook the chance to visit famous craft shops, including the rush mat and hat shop, as well as the canvas bag shop. In Taiwan, food stalls frequently gather outside temples. While in Dajia, be sure to explore the food stalls around Dajia Jenn Lann Temple and sample some local delicacies, such as Taiwanese Meatball, Sweet Mung Bean Soup, Boiled Chitterlings, and Fried Rice Cake. The Crispy Butter Cake is widely known as the most popular food souvenir in Dajia, offering a delicious way to share your travel memories with family and friends back home.