Visiting Longshan Temple in Taiwan offers a rich cultural experience. The temple, dating back to 1738, showcases intricate architecture, vibrant religious rituals, and a serene atmosphere. Explore the ornate decorations, witness traditional ceremonies, and immerse yourself in the local history and spirituality. Don't forget to respect the customs and take in the unique blend of Buddhist, Taoist, and folk religious elements at this iconic site.

Must visit place when visit Taipei. It was built in 1783 during the Qing dynasty by settlers from Fujian. This temple is well maintained with historical architecture.

Longshan Temple is a must visit in Taipei. It is historical and is popular among both young and older generation

Jiachennian - Longshan Temple exquisite Lantern Festival Ping An lantern.

Wanhua Longshan Temple sits north and south, with a zigzag shape. It is a Chinese classical three-in-one courtyard palace-style building, consisting of the front hall, the main hall, the back hall and the left and right dragon protection. The front hall is 11 open rooms, divided into Sanchuan Hall, Longmen Hall and Humen Hall. In front of Sanchuan Palace, there is a pair of bronze cast dragon pillars that are only seen in Taiwan. The front wall is made of granite and blue doustone. The stories on the wall are mostly from the three kingdoms and the god list, which is full of educational significance.

Longshan Temple (Lungshan Temple, 龍山寺) is one of the oldest and most famous temples in Taipei. It is located in the old town area. It has been nearly 300 hundred years old. It was built by Fujian Chinese during the year. 1738 to be a place to worship sacred according to the Chinese belief There is a architectural style similar to Chinese Buddhist temples, but it has a mixed mix of Taiwan. until some people call it a Taiwanese style temple Make this place another must-see tourist attraction in Taipei.

Due to the strengthening of the rain in the afternoon, Longshan Temple took shelter from the rain, just happened to meet the time of the evening class chanting, listen to the Buddha to purify the soul, and visit the beautifully carved architectural monuments. part 2