A temple on Baguashan (八卦山) in Nantou City, established by settlers from Zhangpu (漳浦) in Fujian who named the surrounding village Zhangpuliao (樟普寮) following their arrival in 1732. Its principal deity is Guanyin, worshipped here alongside a roster of Buddhist and Daoist figures. The temple is most notable for its Five Garrisons (五營), a set of perimeter shrines whose guardian generals are woven from rice straw and replaced each year after the harvest. A similar straw-warrior custom is practiced at Gangkou Yong’an Temple in Su’ao.

Map

Loading map

Points

  • Main Hall (主殿)—Public (公有)
  • East Garrison (東方將寮)—Public (公有)
  • West Garrison (西方將寮)—Public (公有)
  • North Garrison (北方將寮)—Public (公有)
  • South Garrison (南方將寮)—Public (公有)
  • Liufenliao Garrison (六分寮將寮)—Public (公有)

Details

  • Address:南投縣南投市鳳山里八卦路1310號

Themes

Nearby Locations

Similar Content

Gangkou Yong’an Temple(港口永安廟)

Tongxiao Ciyun Temple(通霄慈雲寺)

Taoyuan Guandi Temple(桃園關帝廟)

Guanmiao Shanxi Temple(關廟山西宮)

Show more

Yingpankou Qijiangjun Temple(營盤口七將軍廟)

Huoshan Biyun Temple(火山碧雲寺)

Guangzheng Wanjiao Temple(光正萬教宮)

Xinhua Guanyin Temple(新化觀音亭)

Tainan Xiluo Temple(南勢街西羅殿)

Zhuwei Fuhai Temple(竹圍福海宮)

Author

I am a web application developer, photojournalist, urban explorer, and history enthusiast passionate about the open web and documenting my experiences on this planet. This project was founded in the early 2010s and has evolved into a sort of personal Wikipedia of places that interest me (and often the photographs I’ve taken there). I’m originally from Toronto, Canada, but spend most of my time residing in Taiwan.

Loading map