Sihú Cāntiān Temple — Sihú Cāntiān Temple, known as the Divine Doctor's Temple of Guandi, enshrines Emperor Guan. Since the Qing Dynasty and Japanese colonial era to the present, it has helped people quit opium, quell epidemics, and heal countless illnesses, with its miraculous deeds passed down through generations.

Sihú Cāntiān Temple. Sihú Cāntiān Temple, known as the Divine Doctor's Temple of Guandi, enshrines Emperor Guan. Since the Qing Dynasty and Japanese colonial era to the present, it has helped people quit opium, quell epidemics, and heal countless illnesses, with its miraculous deeds passed down through generations. Sihú Cāntiān Temple, known as the Divine Doctor's Temple of Guandi, enshrines Emperor Guan. Since the Qing Dynasty and Japanese colonial era to the present, it has helped people quit opium, quell epidemics, and heal countless illnesses, with its miraculous deeds passed down through generations. It is a pilgrimage center for Guan Yu worship in Taiwan. The temple preserves a Japanese-style portable shrine (shin'yo) that was used for worshipping the deity of Beigang Shrine. Address: 雲林縣四湖鄉四湖鄉湖西村關聖路87號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Yunlin