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Hsing Tian Kong, Temple of Kwan Tai in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan

Hsing Tian Kong is a temple of Kwan Tai in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, housing several halls with statues of different deities. The main shrine displays figures of Kwan Tai and his companions, while additional rooms offer space for prayer and meditation to the faithful.

Religious leader Huang Chang founded the site in 1967, starting from a small shrine that quickly developed into a religious complex. The blending of Buddhist and Taoist elements shaped the development of the place and drew many faithful over the decades.

Worship here takes place without incense sticks or meat offerings, as monetary donations to charitable causes replace traditional gifts. This practice reflects a modern adaptation that blends religious devotion with social action, offering visitors a different form of spiritual participation.

The site lies at the intersection of Minquan East Road and Songjiang Road and welcomes visitors daily from 4:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Early morning hours offer a quieter atmosphere, while evening brings more people who come to pray after work.

An underground marketplace below the building comprises 22 stalls specializing in fortune-telling. This area draws people seeking spiritual guidance and connects religious life with ancient divination in an unusual urban space.

Location: Zhongshan District

Inception: 1967

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Address: 民權東路二段

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 04:00-22:00

Phone: +886225027924

Website: http://ht.org.tw/htk_eng

GPS coordinates: 25.06307,121.53385

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:53

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