Baoen Hall

Baoen Hall is a Buddhist temple in West Central District featuring traditional Chinese building design with elaborate carved details and balanced layouts. The structure displays characteristic architectural patterns in its main halls and courtyards that reflect classical Chinese construction methods.

The temple was built during a period of religious growth in Taiwan when many spiritual sites were being established. Its recognition as a county-level monument reflects the importance of preserving this structure from that era.

The hall serves as a gathering place for local ceremonies and traditional Chinese spiritual practices that continue today. Visitors can observe how the community maintains these customs through regular activities and celebrations held throughout the year.

The temple is open daily to visitors who want to explore its halls and participate in activities. Wear comfortable shoes as you walk through older structures and be prepared for uneven ground in some areas.

The hall is connected to the Xiantiandao tradition, a belief system that developed in China with specific practices related to spiritual fasting. Visitors will find dedicated spaces for meditation and deeper spiritual reflection that are central to this faith approach.