Shetou Qingshui Temple

Shetou Qingshui Temple is a Chinese temple in Shetou Township, Taiwan, distinguished by its curved roof with intricate stone carvings of dragons and phoenixes throughout its design. The precise architectural details and skilled craftsmanship are visible in every element of the structure.

The temple was founded in 1728 during the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, beginning as a modest straw structure. Over time it was transformed into the stone building that stands today.

The temple serves as a gathering place for local worshippers and displays inscribed plaques from officials that reflect its importance to the community. Visitors can sense how it remains a living spiritual center where people gather for prayer and reflection.

The temple is open to visitors year-round and welcomes worshippers during regular prayer times. It is helpful to check ahead for gathering times and to understand local customs when planning a visit.

The temple sits in an area with natural springs that surround its grounds and contributed to its special designation. This location is one reason it was recognized as one of eight notable landmarks of Changhua County.

GPS coordinates: 23.88650,120.61374

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:22