Keelung Fude Temple. -Attraction Introduction-Located next to Ren'ai Market, Keelung Fude Temple was founded during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty. With over a hundred years of history, it is an important place of worship for local residents. -Attraction Introduction-Located next to Ren'ai Market, Keelung Fude Temple was founded during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty. With over a hundred years of history, it is an important place of worship for local residents. The beams, pillars, and facade are blackened from years of incense burning, recording the daily rhythm of prayers and telling the story of the Earth God's protection of common people and the continuation of faith. -Attraction Features-Keelung Fude Temple, located in a lane in Ren'ai District, was founded in the 29th year of the Daoguang era (1849 AD). It primarily enshrines Fude Zhengshen (Earth God), and also worships the Earth Goddess and Tiger Lord, making it an important core of local faith. The old name of Aisan Road, Fude Street, was also named after Fude Temple. Fude Temple does not have a gorgeously carved sky well, but instead has high-hanging pink lanterns that emit a unique soft glow in the narrow alley, adding a warm and festive color to the temple space, like a prayer space illuminated by soft light. The temple is filled with incense, with a solemn yet approachable atmosphere, combining faith, culture, and human touch. -Surrounding Recommendations-After praying at Fude Temple, don't forget to visit the nearby Ren'ai Market. With its dazzling array of meats, fruits, and vegetables, and the bustling sounds of vendors, the scene is lively, and you can also taste Keelung's unique local cuisine.
Address: 基隆市仁愛區愛三路 49 巷 9 號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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