Bihlong Temple — Bihlong Temple is a rare Turtle God temple in Taiwan, originating from a stone shaped like a turtle inside the temple.

Bihlong Temple. Bihlong Temple is a rare Turtle God temple in Taiwan, originating from a stone shaped like a turtle inside the temple. Bihlong Temple is a rare Turtle God temple in Taiwan, originating from a stone shaped like a turtle inside the temple. Known as the 'Turtle God Temple,' legend has it that many years ago, a father and son surnamed Zeng found a mystical stone under a tree, shaped like a large turtle with Bagua patterns on its back. Mr. Zeng believed it to be spiritual and began to worship and pray to it. His long-term illness was immediately cured. To repay the kindness of the turtle stone, the Zeng father and son built a temple to worship it. The turtle stone is revered as the Bagua Patriarch or Emperor Fuxi, becoming a unique deity of worship in Taiwan. Address: 新北市鶯歌區中正一路碧龍巷12號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei