Shengwang Temple

The temple contains detailed wooden carvings, ornate altars, and decorative roof tiles that represent traditional Taiwanese architectural characteristics of religious buildings.

Established in 1761 during the Qing Dynasty, the temple emerged as a center for religious practices and community gatherings in the Changhua region.

The temple functions as a central location for Taoist ceremonies, where residents participate in traditional rituals, offerings, and deity birthday celebrations throughout the year.

Maps and informational brochures guide visitors through the temple grounds, while public transportation and local taxi services provide convenient access to the location.

The temple maintains a collection of ancient scriptures and ceremonial implements used in religious rites, preserving historical artifacts for future generations.

GPS coordinates: 24.07704,120.53847

Latest update: March 9, 2025 20:31