Taitung Shuntien Temple

The temple exhibits traditional Chinese architectural features with red columns, curved roofs, stone carvings, and numerous altars for worship.

Established in 1909, the Shuntien Temple became a central spiritual location for the growing Chinese population settling in eastern Taiwan.

The temple holds multiple ceremonies throughout the year where worshippers burn incense, present offerings, and participate in traditional rituals.

The temple maintains regular hours from sunrise to sunset, with dedicated parking spaces and public transportation stops within walking distance.

Devotees at Shuntien Temple practice Wangyeh worship, a specific form of ancestor veneration connected to Taiwan's maritime traditions.

Location: Taitung City

GPS coordinates: 22.75757,121.15235

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:35