Fangliao Wan Ling Temple, Religious temple in Pingtung City, Taiwan.
Fangliao Wan Ling Temple is a sanctuary in Pingtung featuring traditional Taiwanese architectural characteristics and elaborate decorative elements. The building contains multiple areas for prayer and ceremonies along with intricate carvings and painted surfaces.
The sanctuary arose in 1889 from a single deity statue originally kept at an unexpected location within a cemetery grounds. The simple artifact drew followers over time and developed into an established religious site.
The temple draws visitors throughout the year who come to pray and participate in local festivals. The spaces are decorated with red ornaments and incense urns, as is typical in Taiwanese places of worship.
The temple is located in Xinlong Village and maintains regular hours for visitors wishing to pray or attend ceremonies. It is advisable to visit respectfully and observe local customs during religious activities.
The sanctuary is known for an annual festival held in the sixth lunar month featuring traditional puppet theater and local performances. This multi-day celebration attracts visitors interested in experiencing classical art forms and the religious significance of the location.
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