Qinghai Palace — Located a hundred feet from the sea, Houlong Qinghai Palace is nestled between mountains and the sea. Its Mazu statue is the tallest in Taiwan, reaching 32.2 meters. The blue sea and sky, coupled with green mountain views, and the occasional passing coastal train, create a scene as if the Mazu, protector of the nation and its people, is embarking on an inspection tour by train, full of fun and auspiciousness!

Qinghai Palace. Located a hundred feet from the sea, Houlong Qinghai Palace is nestled between mountains and the sea. Its Mazu statue is the tallest in Taiwan, reaching 32.2 meters. The blue sea and sky, coupled with green mountain views, and the occasional passing coastal train, create a scene as if the Mazu, protector of the nation and its people, is embarking on an inspection tour by train, full of fun and auspiciousness! Located a hundred feet from the sea, Houlong Qinghai Palace is nestled between mountains and the sea. Its Mazu statue is the tallest in Taiwan, reaching 32.2 meters. The blue sea and sky, coupled with green mountain views, and the occasional passing coastal train, create a scene as if the Mazu, protector of the nation and its people, is embarking on an inspection tour by train, full of fun and auspiciousness! Qinghai Palace has a history of 45 years, facing the Taiwan Strait. The surrounding area is sparsely populated, and it enshrines the Heavenly Holy Mother as the main deity. Legend has it that the statue drifted ashore from the sea. Due to its divine power and efficacy, it is a popular place of worship with flourishing incense offerings. Address: 苗栗縣後龍鎮南港里14鄰114-1號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Miaoli