Zhuangqian Yimin Temple

Zhuangqian Yimin Temple encompasses traditional Chinese architectural elements with detailed stone carvings and painted wooden beams throughout its main hall and side chambers.

The temple originated from Fujian immigrants who established it as a shrine to honor individuals who demonstrated exceptional dedication and sacrifice to their community.

Regular ceremonies at the temple involve the burning of incense, offering of fruits, and presentation of traditional paper money to maintain connections with ancestral spirits.

The temple opens daily from sunrise to sunset, with increased visitor numbers during major festivals and the first and fifteenth days of lunar months.

Local food vendors near the temple prepare special ceremonial dishes during festivals, incorporating ingredients that carry specific meanings in Chinese tradition.

GPS coordinates: 24.25072,120.66849

Latest update: March 6, 2025 11:22