Xinpu Wenchang Temple — Xinpu Wenchang Temple was built during the Daoguang era and is one of the three Wenchang Temples in Hsinchu County. It was rebuilt during the Guangxu era due to its age. The rebuilt temple, serving as both a study and a shrine, further represents Xinpu's early civilized temperament.

Xinpu Wenchang Temple. Xinpu Wenchang Temple was built during the Daoguang era and is one of the three Wenchang Temples in Hsinchu County. It was rebuilt during the Guangxu era due to its age. The rebuilt temple, serving as both a study and a shrine, further represents Xinpu's early civilized temperament. Xinpu Wenchang Temple was built during the Daoguang era and is one of the three Wenchang Temples in Hsinchu County. It was rebuilt during the Guangxu era due to its age. The rebuilt temple, serving as both a study and a shrine, further represents Xinpu's early civilized temperament. In the early Republic of China, the temple was destroyed by a sudden fire, and reconstruction efforts were actively undertaken again in 1995. Wenchang Temple primarily enshrines five deities: Emperor Wenchang, Emperor Wenqu, Lord Zhu Yi, Emperor Wenheng, and Emperor Fuyou, adhering to Taoist polytheism. Address: 新竹縣新埔鎮成功街202巷7號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hsinchu County