Haipu Chi Wang Temple — Haipu Chi Wang Temple is located in Haipu Village, Madou District. It enshrines the Five Lords – Lords Chi, Li, Wu, Zhu, and Fan. The main deity is Lord Chi. The golden statue of Lord Chi was brought to Taiwan during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, with a history of over 300 years. It is said that Chi Wang Temple has a deep connection with Nankunshen Daitian Temple. In the past, the journeys of the Lords between Madou and Nankunshen used Haipu as an intermediate stop, hence the name Wangye Pu (Lords' Village). Chi Wang Temple is renowned for its divine power and flourishing incense.

Haipu Chi Wang Temple. Haipu Chi Wang Temple is located in Haipu Village, Madou District. It enshrines the Five Lords – Lords Chi, Li, Wu, Zhu, and Fan. The main deity is Lord Chi. The golden statue of Lord Chi was brought to Taiwan during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, with a history of over 300 years. It is said that Chi Wang Temple has a deep connection with Nankunshen Daitian Temple. In the past, the journeys of the Lords between Madou and Nankunshen used Haipu as an intermediate stop, hence the name Wangye Pu (Lords' Village). Chi Wang Temple is renowned for its divine power and flourishing incense. Haipu Chi Wang Temple is located in Haipu Village, Madou District. It enshrines the Five Lords – Lords Chi, Li, Wu, Zhu, and Fan. The main deity is Lord Chi. The golden statue of Lord Chi was brought to Taiwan during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, with a history of over 300 years. It is said that Chi Wang Temple has a deep connection with Nankunshen Daitian Temple. In the past, the journeys of the Lords between Madou and Nankunshen used Haipu as an intermediate stop, hence the name Wangye Pu (Lords' Village). Chi Wang Temple is renowned for its divine power and flourishing incense. Address: 臺南市麻豆區海埔里80-1號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan