Fengyuan Ciji Temple

The temple's external walls display detailed stone carvings depicting maritime scenes, while red columns support multiple curved roofs adorned with dragon sculptures.

Established in 1777, this religious structure became a central point for maritime communities seeking protection from the sea goddess during Taiwan's trading expansion.

Throughout the lunar calendar, worshippers gather at the temple to perform traditional ceremonies with incense offerings and food presentations to honor Mazu.

The temple maintains regular opening hours from sunrise to sunset, with dedicated areas for prayers, offerings, and informational signs in multiple languages.

Local artisans continue to create specialized paper offerings at the temple, following techniques passed down through generations of craftspeople.

GPS coordinates: 24.25166,120.71901

Latest update: March 18, 2025 19:00