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The Jiangjunlun Wenting Temple features traditional Chinese architectural elements with detailed wooden carvings and colorful paintings throughout its structure.

The temple emerged during the Qing Dynasty when believers constructed it to protect fishermen, later expanding into a religious center for the community.

The temple dedicates spaces to multiple deities, including Mazu and Guan Yu, reflecting the religious diversity and spiritual practices of Taiwan.

Visitors can access free incense sticks and participate in daily prayer sessions, with the temple remaining open throughout the day.

The temple holds regular cultural workshops and performances in its spacious plaza, connecting traditional beliefs with modern community activities.

GPS coordinates: 23.64914,120.52505

Latest update: March 7, 2025 13:35