Yunlin County, Taiwan · Tradition
Taoism sacred sites in Yunlin County, Taiwan
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Beigang Chaotian Temple
Beigang, Yunlin County, Yunlin County, Taiwan
Beigang Chaotian Temple holds the incense smoke of over a million pilgrims a year, its dragon-carved halls the recognized wellspring for more than 300 branch Mazu temples...
Mailiao Gongfan Temple
Mailiao, Yunlin County, Yunlin County, Taiwan
Mailiao Gongfan Temple houses a Mazu statue tradition holds crossed from Meizhou Island in 1685, and a 1930s reconstruction so architecturally unusual — two competing...
Shuntian Temple, Tuku
Tuku, Yunlin County, Yunlin County, Taiwan
Shuntian Temple has anchored Tuku Township since the Qing dynasty, but its most striking chapter came in 1940, when local administrators registered it as a Japanese...
Xiluo Fuxing Temple
Xiluo, Yunlin County, Yunlin County, Taiwan
Xiluo Fuxing Temple houses a black-faced Mazu statue said to have crossed from Meizhou in 1717, whose autumn pilgrimage — Taiwan's only one held outside spring — cannot...
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