Taipei Attractions｜Longshan Temple in Monga

#Taipei Attractions Monga, now called Wanhua, is the birthplace of Taipei. Longshan Temple was first built in the third year of Emperor Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1738) and completed the following year. After more than 200 years of renovation, it now has a unique "U"-shaped layout. The temple faces south and adopts the architectural style of classical Chinese palace. It has a three-courtyard design, including the front hall, main hall, back hall and side rooms, forming a solemn whole. The front hall is spacious, with 11 bays, subdivided into the Sanchuan Hall and the Dragon and Tiger Halls on both sides, demonstrating its profound historical and cultural heritage. 📍Address: No. 211, Guangzhou Street, Fuminli, Wanhua District, Taipei City 🚇Public transportation: MRT "Longshan Temple" Station 🕒Opening hours: 06:00–21:00