Xinzhuang Guangfu Temple — Xinzhuang Sanshan Guowang Temple was built in the 45th year of Qianlong (1780 AD) with donations from Cantonese people. It is the earliest temple in northern Taiwan built for Hakka worship, witnessing the participation of Hakka people in the early immigration and land reclamation of Xinzhuang.

Xinzhuang Guangfu Temple. Xinzhuang Sanshan Guowang Temple was built in the 45th year of Qianlong (1780 AD) with donations from Cantonese people. It is the earliest temple in northern Taiwan built for Hakka worship, witnessing the participation of Hakka people in the early immigration and land reclamation of Xinzhuang. Xinzhuang Sanshan Guowang Temple was built in the 45th year of Qianlong (1780 AD) with donations from Cantonese people. It is the earliest temple in northern Taiwan built for Hakka worship, witnessing the participation of Hakka people in the early immigration and land reclamation of Xinzhuang. Although Guangfu Temple was formerly known as "Sanshan Guowang Temple" and is not the oldest temple in Xinzhuang, it is the only national second-class historic site and the most well-preserved of the four ancient temples on the old street. Sanshan Guowang is the guardian deity of people from Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, and the main deities are the mountain gods of Jinshan, Mingshan, and Dushan. Revered and worshipped by the local Cantonese people, it has become a common belief in the Chaozhou region. Address: 新北市新莊區新莊路150號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei