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Taiwan Religious Culture Map

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  • the Wanggong Temple in Erjie

    Originally known as Zhen'an Temple, the Wanggong Temple in Erjie is dedicated to three ancient warriors who perished in battles against foreign invaders and were later referred to as the Gugong Sanwang (or Sanwang, "Three Kings").

  • Guanghui Temple in Hedecanan

    There are many shears on the facade, roof ridge, and wooden windows.

  • Kaishan Hall in Lingquan Buddhist Temple

    Kaishan Hall is a building with wing rooms in the main hall, and the left wing room has been demolished.

  • Cide Temple

    Cide Temple is dedicated to scholar Huang Wei (1488-1538 CE) and who is praised as "a person with perfect moral character".

  • Tai'an Temple in Shetou

    Tai'an Temple is a traditional Hokkien building with a front gate, main hall, wings on either side, entrance gate, a shrine dedicated to the Five Camps of Celestial Soldiers, and a theater stage.

  • Dizangwang (Dicangwang) Temple in Lukang

    It is one of the few temples dedicated to the Buddhist bodhisattva Dizang (Kṣitigarbha).

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