[2025 Nantou Attraction] Travel Guide for BaoHu Temple Dimu (Updated Mar)

#2月好去地方2025 The Baohutang Tianditang Earth Mother Temple is the only temple in Taiwan with a green glazed roof and is known as the "Taiwan version of the Blue House". The Earth Mother Temple is located on the Golden Eagle Mountain in Puli, overlooking the city of Puli and the mountains in the distance. The ancient palace-style buildings with green tiles look as if they are the king of the city, which attracts tourists from home and abroad to visit and take pictures. In addition to the unique architectural color scheme of the Puli Dimu Temple, the main deity worshipped is also the "Dimu Niangniang", a deity unique to Taiwan. The Baohu Palace Tianditang Earth Mother Temple is located on the Golden Oriole Mountain, which looks like a golden oriole spreading its wings, overlooking the surrounding mountains and the Puli city area. The Earth Mother Temple was built in 1948 and has guarded the local area for more than 60 years. It is an important religious center in Puli and has always been very popular. Over the past few decades, its scale has gradually expanded to make it more convenient for believers to visit and worship. Because of its rare green-tiled roof temple design and the beautiful scenery overlooking the ground, the Earth Mother Temple has become a popular check-in and photo-taking spot in Puli, attracting tourists from all over the world. Address: No. 94, Pipa Road, Puli Township, Nantou County, Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Nantou

#100 Ways to Travel #Earth Mother Temple #Nantou Attractions #Puli Tourism Located near the downtown area of ​​Puli, the Earth Mother Temple is a very popular temple and a popular tourist attraction. It takes about half an hour to walk through it. The most beautiful spot is to walk to the end of the Qianyuan Hall and take pictures towards the city. It is very beautiful, but there is a short flight of stairs~ #Qianyuan Hall #Internet Beauty Spot #City Scenery

Taiwan version of Blue House｜Baohu Temple Tianditang Earth Mother Temple The Baohu Temple Tianditang Earth Mother Temple is located on Jinying Mountain in Puli, Nantou. It was founded in 1947. The main deity worshipped is the Earth Mother, also known as the God of the Innate and the God of Mother. In Taoism, she is regarded as the mother who created everything on earth, nurtured the earth, and gave birth to all things. This Earth Mother Temple is said to be the largest and most magnificent in Taiwan. According to the history of the temple, when the temple was first founded, the design of the temple was instructed by the heavens. The construction of the temple took more than 20 years to complete. The Qianyuan Hall of the Earth Mother Temple is dedicated to the Jade Emperor, who can be said to be the chief steward of all gods. The Jade Emperor is referred to as the "Jade Emperor" for short. He is the first god in the Tai Chi world and the "Emperor of Heaven" most revered by Taiwanese people. He is in charge of the gods in heaven, holds supreme authority, is the almighty king with boundless magical powers, and dominates all professions and immortals. This is not only a center of faith, but also a holy place for Internet celebrities to check in on Instagram. The unique navy blue building is built on the hillside, and it dominates Jinying Mountain like an ancient palace. You can stand at the highest point of the temple and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Puli Basin. The view is amazing! You can enter from the Qiankun Gate. There are many small stalls selling agricultural products along the way, which are great for buying souvenirs. The temple is also very considerate and provides free parking, tea and meals, so that everyone can eat and drink their fill before visiting. If you want to pray for peace and good fortune, don't forget to come here to worship🙏 Address: No. 94, Pipa Road, Puli Town, Nantou County Time: 06:00~21:00 #Nantou Tourism #Earth Mother Temple #Puli #ig #Faith #Taiwan Version of the Blue House #Taiwan #Attractions #Baohu Palace Tianditang Earth Mother Temple⛩️ #Nantou Attractions