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Beipu (北埔) is a rural township in Hsinchu County with one of Taiwan’s highest concentrations of Hakka residents. Many of its historic sites relate to the Han settlement of the area, particularly the national monument Jinguangfu Mansion and the adjacent Tianshui Hall. It prospered from tea production in the Japanese colonial era and was more recently developed for rural tourism. Several of its Japanese colonial era sites are preserved including the Chiang A-hsin Mansion, a luxurious Western-style mansion built by a prominent tea merchant, and the Deng Nanguang Residence, which now serves as a photography museum.
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Nanshan Coal Mine (北埔南山煤礦), Kimura Tomio Monument (故集配人木村富雄遭難之碑), Beipu Chiang Family Shrine (北埔姜氏家廟), Dingshan Coal Mine (丁山煤礦), Nankeng Coal Mine (北埔南坑煤礦), Beipu Theater (北埔大戲院), Beipu Tianshui Hall (北埔天水堂), Wuzi Monument (五子碑), Neifeng Elementary School (內豐國小), Deng Nanguang Residence (北埔鄧南光故居), Beipu Citian Temple (北埔慈天宮), Chiang A-hsin Mansion (北埔姜阿新洋樓), and Beipu Xiuluan Park (北埔秀巒公園).
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