Dingliao Chenghuang Temple

The temple features multiple halls adorned with stone carvings, red columns, and traditional curved roofs displaying Taiwanese architectural elements.

Built in 1984, Dingliao Chenghuang Temple continues the centuries-old tradition of city god worship, central to Taiwanese religious practices.

Throughout the year, the temple hosts ceremonies where residents present offerings, burn incense, and participate in rituals dedicated to the city god.

The temple maintains regular opening hours and contains designated areas for various religious activities, including prayer halls and incense burning stations.

During the City God Festival, the temple organizes processions through Yilan streets with performers carrying traditional banners and musical instruments.

Location: Yilan City

GPS coordinates: 24.64169,121.83399

Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:55