Wuwu Temple — Wuwu Temple enshrines Lord Guan, and Waiwuwu Temple is its annex, dedicated to Guan Yu's steed Red Hare, his generals, and grooms, hence its common name "Horse Stable Temple".

Wuwu Temple. Wuwu Temple enshrines Lord Guan, and Waiwuwu Temple is its annex, dedicated to Guan Yu's steed Red Hare, his generals, and grooms, hence its common name "Horse Stable Temple". Wuwu Temple enshrines Lord Guan, and Waiwuwu Temple is its annex, dedicated to Guan Yu's steed Red Hare, his generals, and grooms, hence its common name "Horse Stable Temple". The Wuwu Temple in Houpu was built during the late Ming Dynasty's Yongli period. Later, Waiwuwu Temple was built outside the West Gate and enshrined Lord Han. It is the patron deity of the West Gate area. To distinguish it from the Wuwu Temple in the city, it is called Waiwuwu Temple. To the right of the temple is a major thoroughfare. A new stage has been built in the square in front of the temple. Whenever the temple holds celebrations and theatrical performances, the square is crowded with spectators, and the coming and going of vehicles makes the celebration reach a climax. Address: 金門縣金城鎮光前路86號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kinmen