Nantou City Yingpankou Seven Generals Temple

The Yingpankou Seven Generals Temple is a religious shrine in Nantou built with traditional Taiwanese architecture, featuring detailed carvings and decorative patterns across walls and roof edges. Inside, seven separate shrines are arranged with altars, incense vessels, and offering tables for each general.

The shrine was founded during the Qing Dynasty to honor seven military generals regarded as spiritual protectors of the local population. These generals became revered because of their heroic roles in local conflicts and stories passed down through generations.

The temple serves as a gathering place where the community honors the seven generals through ceremonies and traditional rituals that shape the spiritual life here. These celebrations create a space for believers to connect with their local protective deities.

The site is easy to reach, with parking areas for visitors arriving by car and good bus connections from Nantou City center. The best time to visit is during quieter periods when you can enjoy the atmosphere without crowds.

Each of the seven generals has an individual altar with specific offerings that reflect his particular protective duties. Visitors often leave personal gifts at the shrine of the general whose blessing they seek.

GPS coordinates: 23.94511,120.67498

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:03