Yuli Yuquan Temple

Yuli Yuquan Temple stands against a mountain backdrop in Hualien County, featuring traditional Chinese architectural elements and Buddhist statues throughout its grounds.

The temple began its existence in 1930 as Yuli Baoshantang, operating as a Zhai Hall for the Longhua Sect before transforming into the current Yuquan Temple.

Buddhist ceremonies and rituals take place regularly at the temple, where local residents gather to maintain their spiritual connections and religious traditions.

Visitors can find the temple at 70 Xibian Street in the Taichang neighborhood, which connects to main transportation routes in Yuli Township.

The temple grounds incorporate elements of the East Rift Valley landscape, combining religious architecture with the natural topography of eastern Taiwan.

Location: Yuli Township

Inception: 1930

Address: 泰昌里西邊街70號

GPS coordinates: 23.33741,121.30813

Latest update: March 12, 2025 03:14