Zuoying Ciji Temple, Chinese temple at Bidong Village, Taiwan.
Zuoying Ciji Temple is a Chinese shrine in Bidong Village built in traditional style with decorated roofs, walls and multiple interior halls. The complex features carved woodwork and religious statues distributed throughout different chambers that visitors encounter as they move through the building.
The shrine was founded in 1719 and houses an ancient statue brought from a province in China that has been venerated since its arrival. Its long existence reflects a deep spiritual connection between the local community and its religious traditions.
The temple features intricate gilded decorations and colored roof figures typical of Buddhist shrines that draw local attention. These ornamental details create a focal point that shapes how residents and visitors experience the surrounding area.
The site is accessible daily from early morning to evening hours and sits near lotus gardens that invite leisurely walks. Its location in Kaohsiung makes it easy to reach other attractions in the city.
Next to the temple sits a pottery cultural hall containing more than 200 pieces of traditional ceramic work from the 1800s. This collection shows crafting techniques and styles that have been practiced in the region for generations.
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