Chelongpu Camphor Tree Gong, Sacred wish tree in Chelongpu, Taiwan.
Chelongpu Camphor Tree is a natural monument in central Taiwan where visitors attach written wishes to its branches. The ancient tree has thick spreading limbs and is typically covered with paper strips carrying the hopes of countless people.
The tree has grown at this location for centuries and gradually became a spiritual focus for surrounding communities. Its long presence has connected people across generations through the unbroken tradition of wish-making.
Visitors tie written wishes to the branches as part of personal ceremonies rooted in local spiritual practices. The tree serves as a gathering place where people share their hopes and connect with centuries-old traditions.
The site is accessible year-round with designated areas for placing wishes. The busiest times fall around Lunar New Year and spring festivals, when the site is most crowded.
Many visitors share stories of coincidences and positive changes in their lives after visiting. These personal accounts have made the tree a symbol of hope that extends beyond religious boundaries.
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