Zhenbei Temple, Taoist temple in Beihu Village, Taiwan.
Zhenbei Temple is a Taoist shrine in Beihu Village featuring curved roofs, stone lanterns, and intricate carved details throughout its walls and structures. The complex displays traditional architectural features with painted surfaces that reflect religious craftsmanship.
The shrine was founded in 1906 and survived the Japanese occupation period before undergoing complete reconstruction between 1960 and 1966. This rebuilding phase shaped the current appearance and structure of the site.
The temple serves as a gathering place where residents light incense and offer prayers to the City God throughout the year. The interior spaces are filled with altars and religious imagery that reflect the spiritual practices of the local community.
The shrine is located on Sanxiu Mountain and can be reached via hiking trails, with bus and train options available from nearby towns. Access to the site is relatively straightforward when visitors use the various transportation options.
The surrounding area undergoes a remarkable seasonal change between November and December when maple trees on the temple grounds shift their colors. Many visitors take advantage of this time to experience the natural beauty of the location alongside its spiritual character.
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