Kunxibay Cultural Park - Wanhuang Temple — Wanhuang Temple was built around 1739 AD, enshrining the main deities Ye, Zhu, and Li, the Three Lords of the Imperial Inspection, and serves as the local center of faith.

Kunxibay Cultural Park - Wanhuang Temple. Wanhuang Temple was built around 1739 AD, enshrining the main deities Ye, Zhu, and Li, the Three Lords of the Imperial Inspection, and serves as the local center of faith. Wanhuang Temple was built around 1739 AD, enshrining the main deities Ye, Zhu, and Li, the Three Lords of the Imperial Inspection, and serves as the local center of faith. The temple architecture imitates a palace, magnificent and grand in scale. The paintings and carvings inside the temple are all creations by renowned masters, including works by Pan Lishui, Cai Caoru, and Shi Hongyi. The Wanhuang Temple Royal Boat Festival, held every 12 years, is a major local event. A super-large altar and royal boat, as spectacular as the temple itself, are erected in the front plaza, making it a must-see photographic subject for many cultural photographers. In recent years, the popularity of the "Xishi Ji" market in the Xishu settlement has also driven an increase in visitors. Address: 臺南市南區喜樹路222巷52號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan