Anshan Wanshan Temple, Chinese temple in Anshan Village, Taiwan.
Anshan Wanshan Temple is a Chinese temple located in Anshan Village, Taiwan, featuring traditional architectural design with intricate carvings throughout. The main halls and corridors display ornamental details that reflect skilled craftsmanship and building heritage.
The temple was founded in 1932 as a memorial to victims of the 1845 Jinhu Flood. It honors Chen Yingxiong, who rescued eight children during that catastrophic event.
The Water-Carrying Ceremony in June of the lunar calendar brings the community together to guide souls from water to shore through ritual practice. This tradition remains woven into the daily spiritual life of the people who visit and worship here.
The temple is located in Dounan Township and welcomes visitors throughout the year. You can plan your visit based on weather and your schedule, as it remains accessible to the public.
The Water-Carrying Ceremony has been performed without interruption for more than 175 years and received official recognition in 2010. This level of continuity in ritual practice is uncommon across temples in the region.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
