Old Site of Wanhua Narcissus Temple — A monument marking the former site of Wanhua Narcissus Temple stands at the intersection of Xichang Street and Guilin Road in Wanhua District. In the past, Wanhua grew into a prosperous commercial settlement relying on water transport. To pray for safe voyages and water transport, merchants in Wanhua raised funds during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty to build Wanhua Narcissus Temple, with Dayu (Emperor Yu) as the main deity. Later, due to the temple's deterioration and urban planning by the Japanese government, the Narcissus Temple was demolished and relocated, fading into history.

Old Site of Wanhua Narcissus Temple. A monument marking the former site of Wanhua Narcissus Temple stands at the intersection of Xichang Street and Guilin Road in Wanhua District. In the past, Wanhua grew into a prosperous commercial settlement relying on water transport. To pray for safe voyages and water transport, merchants in Wanhua raised funds during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty to build Wanhua Narcissus Temple, with Dayu (Emperor Yu) as the main deity. Later, due to the temple's deterioration and urban planning by the Japanese government, the Narcissus Temple was demolished and relocated, fading into history. A monument marking the former site of Wanhua Narcissus Temple stands at the intersection of Xichang Street and Guilin Road in Wanhua District. In the past, Wanhua grew into a prosperous commercial settlement relying on water transport. To pray for safe voyages and water transport, merchants in Wanhua raised funds during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty to build Wanhua Narcissus Temple, with Dayu (Emperor Yu) as the main deity. Later, due to the temple's deterioration and urban planning by the Japanese government, the Narcissus Temple was demolished and relocated, fading into history. Address: 臺北市萬華區艋舺西昌街臨156號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taipei