Hanmin Temple, Chinese temple in Bali District, Taiwan.
Hanmin Temple is a Chinese shrine in Bali District featuring traditional architectural elements including a cenotaph and ceremonial halls throughout its grounds. The compound consists of multiple buildings arranged to create a coherent religious space open to visitors.
The site was established in 1965 to honor a local historical figure from around 1900 who gained prominence through his actions in the community. It stands as a memorial reflecting that era and its influence on the region.
The temple serves as a gathering place where visitors can observe local worship practices in action. Regular prayer ceremonies here reflect the spiritual life that remains central to the community today.
The temple is located on Zhonghua Road in Xuntang Village and welcomes visitors interested in exploring traditional Chinese religious architecture. The grounds are straightforward to navigate and offer space to move between different buildings and areas.
The complex preserves memorial objects dedicated to a figure known as Taiwan's Robin Hood for his actions in the late 1800s and early 1900s. This connection to a folk legend makes the site meaningful to many as part of the region's cultural memory.
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