[2025 Kaohsiung Attraction] Travel Guide for Sanfong Temple (Updated Jun)

We are Nicolena, a Japanese-Italian couple who love Asia and cost-effective travel ✈︎ We've put together a model itinerary for touring Kaohsiung, Taiwan for 2 nights and 3 days 🤩 It's full of must-visit spots and must-eat gourmet food, so we recommend it for first-time visitors! One thing to note is that the Dragon and Tiger Pagoda in the Lotus Pond Scenic Area is currently undergoing renovation work and is scheduled to be completed around summer 2025💦 However, the Spring and Autumn Pavilion and the Statue of Xuantian Shangdi are located very close to the Dragon and Tiger Pagoda, so you can enjoy them while the work is in progress😉 ▼ Model Course Day 1 ①Sanfong Temple 📍No. 134, Hebei 2nd Road, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City Opening hours: 5:00-22:00 ②Central Park Station 📍No. 11, Zhongshan 1st Road, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City Opening hours: 6:00-24:00 ③Luhe Night Market 📍Luhe 2nd Road, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City Opening hours: 18:00- (Business hours vary by store) ④ Formosa Boulevard Station 📍B1F, No. 115, Zhongshan 1st Road, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: 6:00-24:00 ⑤Love River 📍From Union Road to Hedong Road and Hexi Road, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan ▼Model course 2nd day ⑥Cijin ⑦ Pier-2 Art Center @pier2art 📍No. 1, Dayong Road, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00-18:00, Fridays and holidays 10:00-20:00 ⑧Shouzan Lovers Observation Deck 📍No. 30, Zhongyi Road, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: Open 24 hours ⑨Duck meat 📍258, Wufu 4th Road, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: Wednesday to Monday 10:00-20:00 ▼Model course day 3 ⑩ Laodian Xinglongju Traditional Quick Dinner Cuisine 📍 No. 186, Liuhe 2nd Road, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday 4:00-11:00 ⑪ Lotus Pond Scenic Area 📍 Lotus Pond Road, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: Open 24 hours ※ Dragon and Tiger Tower is under renovation until the summer of 2025 ⑫ Gangyuan Beef Noodles 📍 No. 55, Dacheng Street, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City Business hours: 10:30-20:00 Save it and use it as a reference for your trip♪ ※Prices and service contents were confirmed at the time of posting. Please check the official website for the latest information. #Asia travel #Taiwan travel #Taiwan #Kaohsiung travel #Kaohsiung #overseas travel #Taiwan Kaohsiung #Overseas travel trip

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🏮Sanfeng Temple The lantern lights create a beautiful effect when taking pictures of people. If you go up the stairs and take a selfie close to the lanterns, you'll be surprised at how good your skin looks! Highly recommended. 🌈Cijin Island Evening at the beach. There are women who stay in the best positions for taking photos forever. Their boyfriends who take the pictures must have a hard time. Everything in moderation. 🎄Kaohsiung Central Park It was December, so there were illuminations. There were so many that even I, who usually don't get excited about illuminations, felt a bit thrilled. 🚉Old Kaohsiung Station The new station was under construction. The new station is impressive, but seeing the old station lit up made me think about all the different stories people must have had there. I love the sense of preserving old things and bringing out new charm with lighting.

Sanfong Temple Or as many people call it "Red Lantern Temple" 🏮 . Another old temple in Kaohsiung It is more than 300 years old. People often come to pray for work, health, love . The temple is very big and beautiful The highlight is the thousands of red lanterns 🏮 The angle to take beautiful pictures is to go up to the 2nd floor The entrance is in the back There are signs, just follow the signs . I recommend going in the late afternoon They turn on the lantern lights and it's very beautiful . How to get there: Take a bus or MRT and walk a bit #Get a discount without relying on luck #Mu travel destinations #Mu travel #Taiwan travel #Taiwan travel #Travel to Taiwan #Travel to Taiwan by yourself #Taiwan #Kaohsiung #Kaohsiung travel #Travel to Kaohsiung

If you stop by Kaohsiung at night, we definitely recommend the illuminated Sanfong Temple! ✨ The lanterns decorated throughout the temple grounds all light up at once at night, creating a truly beautiful and fantastical sight. The warm red light is a soothing spot to just quietly gaze upon☺️ Sanfong Temple is of course beautiful during the day, but the atmosphere of the lanterns at night is exceptional. This is especially recommended for people who love photography! Take a leisurely stroll with a camera in hand📸 This is a spot you should definitely stop by to end your walk around Kaohsiung! 📍Sanfong Temple Address: No. 134, Hebei 2nd Rd, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 807 Access: About 20 minutes walk from Kaohsiung MRT "Formosa Boulevard Station" I used a rental bicycle🚲✌️ Light-up time: Sunset to 22:00 (varies depending on the season) Fee: Free to visit #overseastraveltrip #overseastravel #Taiwantrip #Kaohsiungsights #Kaohsiungtrip

#0円旅行秋 I revisited Kaohsiung Sanfong Temple in October. Sanfong Temple is a northern Chinese palace-style temple built 300 years ago, and enshrines the god Zhongtan Yuanshuai. It is said to be the largest temple of the Third Prince in Taiwan. There are many decorations with the words "Happy Birthday, Autumn," and it seems that a festival to celebrate the birthday of Zhongtan Yuanshuai is being held. There were more buses and cars parked than when I visited before, and there were more visitors. Sanfong Temple is usually beautifully decorated, but it's also nice to visit at this time of year. Access: About 1.0km southwest of Kaohsiung Station on the Taiwan Railway and Kaohsiung MRT About 800m north-northeast of City Council Station on the Kaohsiung MRT #KaohsiungTrip #SanfongTemple #100TravelStyles #TravelWithMe #Trip #TaiwanTrip

#100TravelStyle This place was featured in the Taiwan Tourism Bureau's "ViviVivi! Taiwan" commercial. A fantastical world of red lanterns. Seeing this sea of ​​red lanterns makes me excited. It was more beautiful than I imagined, so I was moved! The red lanterns in the courtyard are named "Zai Li Heian Lanterns" and there are 1,000 of them. You can take photos until 10pm when the museum closes. There is also a dried goods wholesale district called "San Fong Zhong Street" nearby, so it might be a good idea to visit both. The nearest station is San Kai Cuo Station on the conventional line, or a 12-minute walk from City Council Station on the MRT. #TaiwanTrip #KaohsiungTour #San Fong Palace #TravelWithMe #trip

#Nightlife Sanfeng Temple, an ancient temple over 300 years old, has a legendary red lantern corner, a temple photo spot at night, one of the most beautiful in Kaohsiung. It is a central temple that Kaohsiung people respect. The temple has a structure like a northern Chinese palace, very beautiful, especially the legendary red lantern corner that Instagrammers must come to take pictures. The beautiful corner is on the 3rd floor. Walk up and you will see a corner like this. 📌Sanfeng Temple ⏰Opening-closing time: 05.00-22.00 hrs. 🚈Travel: Walk from City Council Station Exit 4 Walk to the temple for about 10 minutes. #Kaohsiung #KaohsiungTravel #TaiwanReview

A trip to Kaohsiung that I gave up on many times due to COVID-19~ I took the Taiwan Railway from Taipei to my long-awaited destination of Kaohsiung for a short overnight trip. Speaking of Kaohsiung... I came to Sanfong Temple to enjoy the night view at night. I arrived a little early and was waiting for the lights to come on, but it seemed that the lights would be canceled due to rain forecast for the day. It's a shame, but... Even without the lights, the lanterns are still very beautiful. I had a relaxing time strolling around the Sanfong Temple, which I had longed for. It's a recommended spot within walking distance of the popular night market. #me and my trip #solo trip #trip #Taiwan trip #Taiwan #Kaohsiung #Taiwan Railway

#TaiwanTravel #kaohsiung #KaohsiungTravel #SanfongTemple #FamousTempleTaiwan Sanfong Temple is a famous Taoist temple with a large number of believers. It is also a place for tourists to take beautiful lantern photos. Opening and closing hours: Open 05:00 - 22:00 How to get there: From Kaohsiung Station, you can take bus lines 88, 205, 248 or take the local train. You have to walk a bit. Recommendations for visiting the place: - It is recommended to go in the evening until sunset because the temple will turn on the lanterns as shown in the picture. - The photo spot can be taken from above. You can take photos from both sides, which have similar views. If you have a tripod, the photos will be very beautiful. - The time the temple turns on the lights varies depending on the season. When we went, the temple turned on the lights at 18:40, which was when the sun was almost setting. - If you arrive early, you can reserve a spot or pray first. - Since it is a sacred place, it is not recommended to sit and take photos on the balcony. The balcony is quite slippery. It may cause danger.

#TaiwanTravel Sanfeng Temple or Sanfeng Temple Taiwan's most famous temple, over 300 years old The architecture of this temple is like a Chinese palace Most people often ask for work, love and health or try their luck by throwing stones to make a prediction Red lantern temple at night We walked from our accommodation for about 10 minutes to admire the beauty and pray for good luck It is beautiful during the day, but we think it is much more beautiful at night. The light of the red lanterns is very dazzling You can go up to see the beauty of each floor. There are 3 floors ⏰ Opening hours: 05.00 - 23.00 🚈 Travel: MRT city council Walk for about 10 minutes

Address📍: No. 66, Sanfong Central St, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 807 Famous for 😎: traditional Taiwanese snacks especially dried seafood and nuts, all at very affordable prices. There is a billboard saying “Taiwan Number One Street” outside the market. Tourist spots nearby 👀: 🏮Sanfeng Temple - 5 minutes walk and very instagramable 🚉 Sankuaicuo三塊厝 train station - 10 minutes walk away, old Japanese style train station Experience 🤓: If you go there just for this market, you will be disappointed. It’s not too special but it’s a good place for buying Taiwanese food for friends. It’s better to go to this market alongside Sanfeng Temple and the train station. At least you get multiple nice photos 📸 #sanfengcentralstreet #market #kaohsiung

#Rainy season attractions #Taiwan attractions #Kaohsiung attractions 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. ✨️Cross the beautiful canal to the largest temple dedicated to the goddess Na Zha (also known as 'Zhongdan Yuan Shuei') Sanfeng or Sunfong Temple ✨️It is a Taoist temple that is almost 600 years old. ✨️This temple was moved to its current location on Hebei 2nd Road in 1971. ✨️The architecture of the temple is elegant, with the master painter Pan Lushui. ✨️The large square courtyard in front of the temple also makes the temple look very elegant. Open every day, no admission fee 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/u8BweNrFQUaLQTZc8

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Kaohsiung #Taiwan This temple is located right next to Sankaicuo Station on the Taiwan Railway. It's a little far, but you can walk there from Kaohsiung Station. The temple enshrines Prince Nezha, who is famous in the novel Engeki, and has a history of hundreds of years, but the current location was built after it was relocated. The architecture and carvings are detailed and gorgeous, and the red lanterns in the temple grounds are worth seeing. The view of the lanterns from the upper floors makes for a great photo. It was gorgeous during the day, but at night the lanterns are lit up, creating a different kind of charm.

If you ever find yourself in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, there’s a must-visit spot you shouldn’t miss. Located about a 20-minute walk (or a 5-minute taxi ride) from Kaohsiung Station is the Kaohsiung Sanfeng Temple. As you step into the temple grounds, the first thing that catches your eye is the sea of red lanterns covering the sky 🏮. What makes this place particularly special is that you can admire the view not only from below but also from above! While it’s common to visit during the daytime for sightseeing, I highly recommend going after sunset if possible. The reason will become crystal clear once you see the photos. Fortunately, this temple stays open relatively late, until 10 PM. Pairing your visit with the nearby Liuhe Tourist Night Market could make for a perfect evening outing. Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM 📍Location: Xingde Village, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan https://maps.app.goo.gl/c5WaV5i1sNWgkjS76

A glowing with hundreds of red lanterns and rich tradition. Best visited at sunset when the red lanterns start to glow, creating a magical and peaceful atmosphere. #kaoshiungtravel

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TaiwanTravel #KaohsiungTravel 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. ✨️Taiwan is famous for its beautiful temples, and one of the most beautiful and sacred temples is Sanfeng Temple. ✨️The temple is located in Kaohsiung. It is a large Taoist temple that is over 300 years old and is located in the middle of the city. The courtyard in front is very wide. There are 2 buildings. ✨️The building in front is a deity, and the back is 3 Buddhas. ✨️The temple is beautiful. The craftsmen did it very meticulously. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/oDbaj45dKkZs4LH77

Aunt Aom complained...Sanfeng Temple, red lanterns...during the day, it's also beautiful to take pictures. For those who go to take pictures of red lanterns at night, coming during the day is just as beautiful. Behind the temple, there are sacred objects to worship. The construction is grand, the murals, and the doors are very beautiful. The red lanterns in the middle of the ridge are also beautiful in another way. #Get a discount without relying on luck #kaohsiung #Beautiful places to take pictures #taiwantravel #sanfengtemple

I went to Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung on my trip to Taiwan, and I'll introduce some recommended spots in Taiwan! This time, I'll introduce some recommended spots in Kaohsiung! 1. Formosa Boulevard Station This station is beautifully lit up! I wasn't able to see it, but apparently a very beautiful image is projected several times a day! ! There were a lot of people taking pictures, and some people live-streaming, which was interesting! 2. Dragon and Tiger Tower As the name suggests, this tower has a dragon at the entrance and a tiger at the exit. It's said that if you go through it, your luck will improve! This place is one of the buildings around the lake, so there are many other temples around the lake, so I recommend going around it! 3. Fruit Shaved Ice Kaohsiung is in the south of Taiwan, so it's hot all year round! ! That's why there are shaved ice shops everywhere. I recommend going into one that catches your eye and eating it! The price is reasonable and the portions are large! The fruit is fresh, so I definitely recommend ordering fruit shaved ice! 4. Sanfong Temple It's rare to see a temple lit up at night! It's so fantastical and beautiful that I recommend going at night if you want to go! 5, Cijin There is a boat that departs from Kaohsiung, so you can get on there and arrive at this island. There are very beautiful beaches and food stalls, so if you have time, it's worth going! #TaiwanTrip #Kaohsiung

#Overseas travel 📍Sunfong Temple Samfong Temple No. 134, Hebei 2nd Rd, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 807 Make sure to visit this place at night in Kaohsiung. It's a place where you can see a lot of really cool lanterns. The gorgeous lights inside Samfong Temple are really cool and it feels so quiet. It's a great place to quietly visit for a while to take pictures or enjoy, so I recommend it if you go to Kaohsiung. #Kaohsiung travel #Places to visit in Kaohsiung

Today, we will take everyone to visit Sanfeng Temple @ Kaohsiung, a city in southern Taiwan. Sanfeng Temple (or 三鳳宮) is one of the famous tourist attractions in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. With a history of over 300 years and the beauty of ancient Chinese architecture that blends perfectly with the sacred atmosphere. 🌟 Highlight activities that you shouldn't miss Thousands of red lanterns: One of the highlights of the temple is the red lanterns that are lined up throughout the area, especially at night when the lanterns are lit, creating a beautiful and impressive atmosphere. Chinese palace architecture: Sanfeng Temple is intricately designed in ancient Chinese style. It has a three-story structure that you can climb up to see its beauty and take pictures from a high angle. Pray for good fortune: People often come to this temple to pray for good luck in work, love, health, and fortune. You can also try your luck by throwing stones to make a prediction according to local tradition. 🕒 Visiting information Opening hours: Open daily from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Getting there: You can take the City Council MRT line and walk for about 10 minutes. #taiwan #senfengtempleSanfeng Temple (三鳳宮) is one of the famous tourist attractions in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. With a history of over 300 years and the beauty of ancient Chinese architecture that blends perfectly with the sacred atmosphere. --- 🌟 Highlights not to be missed Thousands of red lanterns: One of the highlights of the temple is the red lanterns that are lined up all over the area, especially at night when the lanterns are lit, creating a beautiful and impressive atmosphere. Chinese palace architecture: Sanfeng Temple has an intricate design in ancient Chinese style. It has a three-story structure that you can climb up to see its beauty and take pictures from a high angle. Pray for good luck: People often visit this temple to pray for good luck in their careers, love, health, and fortune. They can also make a fortune by throwing stones according to local tradition. --- 🕒 Visiting information Opening hours: Open daily from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Getting there: Take the City Council MRT line and walk for about 10 minutes. --- 📸 Tips for tourists It is recommended to visit at night to experience the beauty of the red lanterns that illuminate the temple grounds. A popular photo spot is on the 2nd floor of the temple, where you can see the beautiful rows of red lanterns. --- Sanfeng Temple is a place that perfectly combines sacredness and architectural beauty. It is suitable for those who want to experience Taiwanese culture and find impressive photo angles. If you have a chance to travel to Kaohsiung, don't forget to visit this temple to complete your travel experience. #taiwan #taiwantravel #sanfengtemple #kaohsiung

Let us introduce you to a temple in Kaohsiung that features a breathtaking lantern light-up. 《Sanfeng Temple》 The sight of numerous red lanterns 🏮 adorning the temple is truly impressive! It is said that there are a thousand lanterns. At night, the lanterns are illuminated, so visiting during the time when you can enjoy both daytime and nighttime views is highly recommended 💡. While the view from the ground floor is beautiful, you can also go up to the upper floors. Be sure to check out the view from the 2nd and 3rd floors. 📍Location: No. 134, Hebei 2nd Road, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 💰️Admission: Free ⏰Opening Hours: 6:00 AM–10:00 PM ※Light-up starts at 6:00 PM

Aunt Aom complained... Sanfong Temple came at night following the review. Wow, it's so beautiful. The red color of hundreds of lanterns lined up. The atmosphere creates faith. There are 3 floors. Go up to worship the sacred things. You can take pictures of the red lanterns from every angle. It's beautiful at night. I'll continue with Ep 2. It's just as beautiful during the day. This place opens from 05.00 - 22.00. Aunt came late at night. There weren't many people. It was very convenient to take pictures. #Get a discount without relying on luck #taiwantravel #kaohsiung #sanfengtemple #beautiful photo spots #photo lovers can't miss it

⏰ Opening hours: 05.00 - 23.00. 🚈 Travel: MRT, get off at Kaohsiung Station, take bus number 27 In front of the station, get off at Sanfeng Middle Street, walk for about 4 minutes #taiwan #kaohsiung #sanfengtemple

#Get a discount without relying on luck Another tourist attraction that many people recommend to come and pray for a prosperous career when visiting Kaohsiung is Na Zha Temple or Sanfong Temple, which has a unique feature of hanging red lanterns. It is recommended to go at night because the lanterns will be lit up. Go up to the 3rd floor and take a picture down. You will see a row of red lanterns, very beautiful. The Na Zha deity is on the lowest floor.

📍Trip Overview The first family trip to Kaohsiung. The transportation is convenient. There are toilets and drinking water almost everywhere. It is a city of art. There is beautiful art and culture in every trip. Each tourist attraction is easy to travel to. Even if you go with children or the elderly, you can travel comfortably. Almost every food is delicious. I recommend you to visit.

#travelvlog First time visiting Kaohsiung, Taiwan, I had to visit this temple. It is a famous temple in Kaohsiung called Sanfeng Temple. I must say that it is very beautiful and very sacred. There are always tourists coming here. The decorations are outstanding with beautiful designs in the style of ancient Chinese architecture, especially the red lanterns hung in rows throughout the temple. These red lanterns not only add color to the temple, but also symbolize good luck and prosperity according to traditional Chinese beliefs. The light from the red lanterns makes the atmosphere look warm and a little mysterious, but also full of peace. The lanterns are decorated with traditional Chinese patterns and auspicious characters, making this design beautifully convey respect for local traditions and beliefs. If you visit Kaohsiung, don't forget to stop by and ask for blessings here. #travel #Kaohsiung #travelTaiwan

My boyfriend specifically looked for this attraction, and he wanted to go there at night. When I saw it was a temple, I immediately had a question mark❔ Taiwan is full of temples. Later I learned that Sanfeng Temple is special. It is open from 6 am to 10 pm. It is a famous Taoist holy place in Taiwan and one of the most representative temples in Kaohsiung. It has a history of more than three hundred years since the Kangxi era. My boyfriend found out that many people go to the sea of ​​lanterns at Sanfeng Temple to check in, so we went to check it out and found it was really spectacular, healing and beautiful! 🏮 The temple is a three-story building with elegant and gorgeous color matching and carvings. It is the largest San Taizi Temple in Taiwan. When I arrived at the gate that day, I saw many film and television plays and opera performances. Many people stopped to watch, or rode their motorcycles to look down. Kaohsiung Sanfeng Temple 📍No. 134, Hebei 2nd Road, Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City 807 #Taiwan #100 Ways to Travel #Register for August Hotel Test Sleeper #Kaohsiung Attractions #Kaohsiung #August Destinations 2024

Sanfeng Temple in Kaohsiung is a free tourist attraction. It is a historical temple that is popular with both Taiwanese and foreign tourists to worship the gods and admire the beauty of ancient Chinese architecture. The temple is located in the heart of Kaohsiung, making it convenient and uncomplicated to travel. In addition to worshiping the gods and visiting the temple, there are also many shops and restaurants nearby, allowing you to fully enjoy walking around and exploring the temple. #Chinese architecture