Dazhuang Wanshan Temple

The temple incorporates red columns, ornate stone carvings, and a traditional tiered roof structure that defines Taiwanese religious architecture.

The temple establishment coincided with the settlement patterns of plain indigenous people who moved from Southern Taiwan to this area in 1845.

The temple holds regular religious ceremonies that bring together local residents for communal prayer sessions and traditional rituals throughout the year.

The temple maintains regular visiting hours from sunrise to sunset, with additional extended hours during major Buddhist celebrations and festivals.

The temple incorporates elements from both Buddhist and indigenous Taivoan spiritual practices, reflecting the multicultural nature of local religious traditions.

GPS coordinates: 25.18596,121.42951

Latest update: March 6, 2025 16:37