Luermen Zhenmen Temple, Chinese religious complex in Annan District, Taiwan.
Luermen Zhenmen Temple is a Chinese religious complex in Annan District with multiple halls arranged around courtyards and passages. The buildings feature red-tiled roofs, carved stone details, and traditional architectural patterns typical of temples in this region.
The temple is named after a significant historical event and connected to the arrival of an important military leader in 1661. This event is commemorated annually with reenactments and ceremonies held in April at the complex.
The temple serves as a gathering place for local community events and celebrations where visitors can observe traditional practices. The spaces function as a center for spiritual life and rituals that shape daily rhythms in the area.
The temple is accessible by bus from Tainan Railway Station, with local routes connecting to the Annan area. Visitors should look for signage along Mazugong 1st Street to locate the entrance and main grounds.
The temple contains artistic renderings of door guardians that differ from conventional styles found in other religious sites across the region. These interpretations reflect a distinctive approach to traditional protective figures.
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