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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").

  • Dizangwang (Dicangwang) Temple in Lukang

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

  • Zhong-Sheng-Gong Memorial

    Zhong-Sheng-Gong Memorial is a three-bay building with wing rooms on the left and right sides to protect the dragon and water passages.

  • Qingshan Temple of Monga

    Qingshan Temple of Monga is double-eave and Xieshan style

  • Tongxiao Shrine

    The haiden is the most intact building preserved in Tongxiao Shrine.After World War II,the shrine was converted into the Martyrs' Shrine in Tongxiao.

  • Dazhongye Temple in Beidou

    Founded in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, enshrined in the public.

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