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Taiwan

Tradition present: Buddhism

One place written in Taiwan. Each carries its history, architecture, site and orientation, festivals, and the way to get there.

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Lungshan Temple of Manka · Đài Bắc · BuddhismTAIWANN

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Buddhism · Đài Bắc · 1738Lungshan Temple of MankaBangka Lungshan Temple, 艋舺龍山寺, Long Sơn Tự Đài Bắc

The most celebrated historic temple in Taipei, founded in the third year of the Qianlong reign (1738) by settlers from Jinjiang, Nan'an and Hui'an counties in Quanzhou, Fujian, to enshrine an offshoot of Guanyin Bodhisattva from Anhai Longshan Temple. It is renowned for the three-hall courtyard complex redesigned from 1919 to 1924 by master carpenter Wang Yi-shun, its 1920 cast-bronze dragon pillars and its harmonious synthesis of Buddhism with Mazu, Wenchang Dijun, Guandi and Yue Lao.

National Monument of Taiwan (2018)Số 211 đường Quảng Châu (Guangzhou Street), lý Phú Dân, khu Vạn Hoa (Wanhua, tên cổ Mạnh Giáp / Bangka), thành phố Đài Bắc, Đài Loan

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Photo: CEphoto, Uwe Aranas, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

IIHelp Us Build This

This library is open and free, and it records its own progress in public. Three things you can help with today:

  1. Name a place we missedA founding temple, a church, a mosque, a shrine the table above does not have. Send the name, the province, and one line on why it belongs.
  2. Send a photograph with an open licenceNothing is published without both the photographer and the licence. Your own photograph with your permission, or an openly licensed one, are both welcome.
  3. Report an errorA wrong date, a wrong Chinese name, a wrong lineage, a wrong address. A library that is wrong once is not trusted again, so corrections are very welcome.

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IIILog

  • 23/10/2026Seventeen historic sanctuaries, temples, grand mosques, cathedrals and UNESCO World Heritage sites in Vietnamese and English with openly licensed photographs are added across the final seventeen countries and territories (Taiwan, North Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Yemen, Ukraine, Belarus, Kosovo, Libya, Western Sahara, Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia and the Falkland Islands), completing 202 of 202 countries and territories on the Hall of Myriad Paths world map (661 sacred places, 505 with real photographs).
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?Quick Questions

Why are there no opening hours or ticket prices

Because they change constantly. A library that is wrong once about a practical detail loses its standing on everything else. Check with the place itself before you travel.

Where do the images come from

From Wikimedia Commons under open licences, each credited to its photographer, or photographed by UK MASTER ACADEMY. No image is published without both its author and its licence.

How were these places chosen

Four tests: it is officially listed as a heritage site, it belongs to a tradition this library covers, its site and orientation can be read in feng shui terms, and an openly licensed photograph exists.

Why is my country still grey

The library opens one country at a time, beginning with the countries that have the most readers, and within each country with its most significant places. A grey country is simply one whose turn has not come. Suggestions are welcome through the page of Master Ưng Khiêm.

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