Yongjing Wufu Temple

The temple features traditional Taiwanese architecture with ornate decorations, multiple halls, and spaces dedicated to the worship of land deities called Tudigongs.

Construction of the temple commenced in 1874 during a period of agricultural development in Yongjing Township, reflecting the local community's dedication to land deities.

The temple functions as a central location for community gatherings, where residents conduct ceremonies and participate in rituals following the agricultural calendar.

Located at coordinates 23.911003, 120.540353, the temple maintains regular opening hours and welcomes visitors interested in learning about local religious practices.

The temple houses specific altars and ceremonial objects that demonstrate the particular traditions of Tudigong worship in central Taiwan.

Location: Yongjing Township

Inception: 1874

GPS coordinates: 23.91100,120.54035

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:58