Jiali Jia-an Temple

The Jiali Jia-an Temple features traditional Taiwanese architectural elements, including stone carvings, detailed murals, and decorated door frames depicting mythological stories.

The temple construction began in 1917 when a local devotee named Gao Qiulai initiated the project during the sixth year of the Republic of China.

Local residents gather at the temple for seasonal celebrations, traditional ceremonies, and community events that maintain connections among neighborhood members.

The temple remains accessible throughout the year via public transportation, with regular bus services connecting from central Tainan to the temple grounds.

The temple walls display intricate murals that tell stories from Chinese mythology and local legends, reflecting the cultural values of Taiwan.

GPS coordinates: 24.09242,120.51700

Latest update: April 4, 2025 02:01