Zhūlián Temple — Zhūlián Temple was originally a small ancestral shrine of Zheng's loyalists. One day, a villager passed by and saw a statue of Guanyin under a tree, so they brought it in for worship. The villagers then flocked to pray for blessings.

Zhūlián Temple. Zhūlián Temple was originally a small ancestral shrine of Zheng's loyalists. One day, a villager passed by and saw a statue of Guanyin under a tree, so they brought it in for worship. The villagers then flocked to pray for blessings. Zhūlián Temple was originally a small ancestral shrine of Zheng's loyalists. One day, a villager passed by and saw a statue of Guanyin under a tree, so they brought it in for worship. The villagers then flocked to pray for blessings. It is said to be very efficacious. In the 48th year of the Qianlong reign, Wang Shijie, a pioneer of Hsinchu, donated land to build this ancient and elegant temple. The temple's windows are intricately carved, and every wall and tile is made in the ancient style. It also hangs many famous paintings and ancient plaques, making it a precious cultural asset and a temple with abundant incense in Hsinchu City. Address: 新竹市東區新竹市東區竹蓮街100號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hsinchu