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Taiwan Religious Culture Map

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  • Peitian Temple in Puzi

    It is said that Peitian Temple—originally called Puzi Temple or Pushu Temple.

  • Dizang Temple of Monga

    Dizang Temple of Monga still maintains the architectural style of Qing Dynasty temples

  • Ching'an Temple in Changhua

    The temple faces south and is a deep, narrow complex that consists in two main structures and a courtyard, including two hallways and two side wings.

  • Mumahou Temple in Mount Fenglien

    Much of the building retains Qing-era characteristics.

  • Hsinchu's Shuixian Temple

    Sanchuan Hall is a hard mountain-style building with many exquisite cutting and sticking works on the roof ridge.

  • Dunlun Temple in Caotun

    Dunlun Temple in Caotun has style of the simple, clean and solemn.

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