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Taiwan Religious Culture Map
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Taiwan’s most famous Mazu temple
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The only parade in Taiwan that takes the goddess Mazu home for a parental visit
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Taiwan’s foremost pilgrimage
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The first temple from which a Mazu statue was consecrated to be taken from Taiwan and enshrined in a temple in mainland China
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The only temple in Taiwan with Qing dynasty stone lions that once guarded the old Penghu Prefecture Hall
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Home to the world’s tallest bronze statue of Maitreya Buddha
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The only well-preserved wooden Buddhist temple in Taiwan constructed in the Northern and Southern Dynasties’ architectural style.
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The church that preserves texts printed by the first Latin alphabet printing press in Taiwan
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Selected as one of the ten significant 20th Century buildings from around the globe by the Getty Foundation
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The Amis indigenous people’s most significant traditional sacrificial ceremony
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