Qinbi Tianhou Temple

The temple features traditional Taiwanese architecture with high swallowtail eaves and contains Chaozhou-style woodcarvings dating from 1922 inside the main hall.

Built in the 17th century, this temple dedicated to Mazu has maintained its position as a central religious site for local fishermen and villagers through generations.

The temple holds regular festivals celebrating Mazu with traditional music, dances, and parades that bring together participants from neighboring communities.

Located within the Matsu National Scenic Area, the temple remains accessible throughout the year and offers guided tours explaining its architectural features.

The temple stands among granite stone houses built along steep hills, combining maritime traditions with mountain architecture in a coastal setting.

Location: Qinbi Village

GPS coordinates: 26.22407,119.98253

Latest update: March 9, 2025 18:04