Sānxiá Xīnglóng Temple

Sānxiá Xīnglóng Temple features multiple levels of traditional architecture with ornate stone carvings, red columns, and decorative roof elements representing Chinese craftsmanship.

The temple, established in the late nineteenth century, stands as a testament to the maritime heritage of Taiwan and its connection to seafaring communities.

Local residents gather at the temple to perform rituals during festivals, offering incense and prayers to Mazu, the Chinese goddess who protects fishermen and sailors.

The temple maintains regular hours from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, with public transportation available from central Taipei, making it accessible for day visits.

The temple incorporates specific architectural elements that reflect both Taiwanese religious practices and the maritime influence of Mazu worship in the region.

Location: Sanxia District

Address: No. 50, Minquan St., Sanxia Dist., New Taipei City 237, Taiwan (R.O.C.) 23741

GPS coordinates: 24.93354,121.36732

Latest update: March 23, 2025 08:36