Guanziling Fudō Myōō Temple

The temple features wooden carvings and decorative tile work throughout its main hall, displaying traditional architectural elements from both Japanese and Taiwanese styles.

The temple's establishment during the Qing Dynasty marks the beginning of cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Japan through Buddhist religious practices.

The temple serves as a center for religious ceremonies where worshippers perform rituals dedicated to Fudō Myōō, a guardian deity representing wisdom and courage.

The temple opens daily from sunrise to sunset, with public transportation available through regular bus services connecting to downtown Tainan stations.

The temple grounds incorporate geothermal water sources, allowing visitors to experience traditional hot spring baths while participating in religious activities.

Location: Tainan

GPS coordinates: 23.33833,120.50472

Latest update: March 18, 2025 13:02