Longshan จุดเช็คอินที่ฮอตที่สุดของคนไทยในเวลานี้!

🛕 Longshan Temple, many of you must have heard of its reputation because it is one of the most famous check-in points for connecting faith in Taipei. When I walked in, I saw the details of the temple's architecture. And I was stunned by the magnificence of this architecture. 👉 When I walked into the temple, on the right, we saw a waterfall, standing tall along the right side. 👈 On the left side, there was a golden dragon fountain garden that seemed to be playing in the water in front of the temple. Looking at it, it looked a bit like feng shui. To enter the temple, we had to walk in from the right and walk out from the left. We had to make offerings at various points, each point having different requests, depending on the sacred deity and how strong they were in granting blessings. There were fortune sticks along the way. The first point was the golden Guanyin statue, located in the magnificent central church, looking very sacred and sacred. But from what I saw, there were a lot of people making fortune sticks, it seemed to be a very popular point. It has a strong power in love. It is the deity next to Guan Yu. I just found out after praying at every spot 😂 And of course, the most popular spot for Thais, to the point where I thought I was in Thailand is the amulet sales point. I told Gonggong that … “The first time I went there, I couldn’t do anything.” So I had to turn to ask for help from fellow Thais, who filled the hall there. I didn’t know how to ask for help 😂 But there was a very cute older sister who must have seen my clumsiness, so she came to recommend how to order amulets here. The total bet, including the amulets that I had to buy for my relatives and friends, was NT$2,500 😱 “This is the most auspicious thing I have ever bought for someone else.” It was so much fun, everyone. The amulets are cute and have everything I want. “I have to say, this is a must-do!” After leaving the temple, I still wondered why so many people revere this temple. So the other travelers tried to find the history of Longshan Temple. It is said that … Longshan Temple was built in 1738 by Chinese immigrants from Fujian Province. During World War II, Longshan Temple was bombed. All the buildings and items were damaged. The only thing that was spared was “Guanyin”. Hearing this made my hair stand on end~~ This is what made Taiwanese people respect and believe in it, and it has become so popular today. And let me tell you, “If you don’t believe, don’t be disrespectful.” Let me tell you right here!! The older brother who went there asked for something and came out of Longshan Temple less than 100 meters and got it right away. Omg, everyone was 😱 Of course… I couldn’t believe it. The next day, I went back to buy more amulets. 😂😂 For those who are looking for help or have something on their mind or are worried about, If you want it to be resolved, try coming to worship and ask for blessings from Guanyin here. You might get it quickly, unexpectedly. Who knows? But what I know for sure is… one day we will definitely go back. 🙌 #TaiwanTravel #taipei #travel #waitingforthedaytodepart #Taipei, Taiwan, the true spiritual line, spiritual as far as Taipei, spiritual as far as Taiwan, Longshan Temple #Longshan Temple