Lee Shih-ke Temple

Lee Shih-ke Temple is a Buddhist temple in Xindian where traditional architecture creates distinct spaces for meditation and prayer. The grounds include multiple sacred areas with statues and shrines arranged to support different spiritual activities.

The temple was founded in 1987 as a center for Buddhist teachings within the New Taipei community. Its creation marked an important moment in establishing spiritual spaces for local practitioners.

Daily prayers and rituals shape the rhythm of this place, creating a space where visitors can observe how Buddhist practices are woven into local community life. The layout encourages both solitary reflection and group gatherings.

The temple welcomes visitors and is accessible for those interested in observing meditation sessions or learning about Buddhist traditions. It helps to dress respectfully and be mindful of customs in sacred spaces.

The temple is known in Mandarin as Wu Tian Chan Si and contains several sacred areas with statues representing different Buddhist figures. This variety reflects how multiple aspects of Buddhism are honored within a single location.

Location: New Taipei

Location: Xindian District

Inception: 1987

Founders: 王兆釧

GPS coordinates: 24.93014,121.56062

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:42