Hsinchu City God Temple — Hsinchu City God Temple is located on Zhongshan Road, North District, Hsinchu City. It is a city-designated historic site, built in 1748, initiated by Zeng Yueying, the Magistrate of Tamsui.

Hsinchu City God Temple. Hsinchu City God Temple is located on Zhongshan Road, North District, Hsinchu City. It is a city-designated historic site, built in 1748, initiated by Zeng Yueying, the Magistrate of Tamsui. Hsinchu City God Temple is located on Zhongshan Road, North District, Hsinchu City. It is a city-designated historic site, built in 1748, initiated by Zeng Yueying, the Magistrate of Tamsui. In 1875, Tamsui and Hsinchu were divided, and Taipei Prefecture was established, but the prefecture seat remained in Hsinchu. Therefore, the City God was promoted to Prefecture City God - Weiling Gong. It is a popular place of worship, known as "Hsinchu City God, Beigang Mazu." Its scale was the largest in Taiwan at the time. The food stalls in front of the Hsinchu City God Temple have become one of Hsinchu's specialties. Address: 新竹市北區新竹市北區中山路75號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Hsinchu