Huwei Dexing Temple

Huwei Dexing Temple is a Wang Yeh temple in Huwei Township, built with detailed carved elements and decorative details throughout its structure. Inside you will find multiple altars, each one dedicated to different Taoist deities.

The temple was established in 1765, becoming a central place of worship for Huwei residents from that time onward. Its long history shows how important this location has been for the religious practice of the community across generations.

The temple serves as a gathering place where local residents come to make offerings and participate in seasonal celebrations. You will see people kneeling before the deities, speaking prayers, and leaving gifts as part of their spiritual practice.

The temple is regularly open during the day and provides parking for visitors arriving by car. It is helpful to wear comfortable shoes and plan your visit during morning or early afternoon hours when it is less crowded.

The temple houses altars dedicated to Chih-Fu Chien-Sui, a deity with particular importance in local religious traditions. This specific veneration reflects regional religious practices that visitors will not find in other temples.