Guang'an Temple. Guang'an Temple was founded in the early Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. Its original location was at the drum tower of the Ningjing King's Mansion of the Ming Dynasty, echoing the bell tower of the Kaiji Wumiao Temple. Because the Mi Street (now Xinmei Street) where it was located. Guang'an Temple was founded in the early Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. Its original location was at the drum tower of the Ningjing King's Mansion of the Ming Dynasty, echoing the bell tower of the Kaiji Wumiao Temple. Because the Mi Street (now Xinmei Street) where it was located was an important street at the time, Guang'an Temple became very popular. During the Japanese colonial period, urban renewal was implemented, and the streets were widened, causing the temple to move north to its current location and be enshrined together with Gongshan Hall Xing Wang Ye. The old Guang'an Temple consisted of a San Chuan Hall, a worship hall, and a main hall. The worship hall was supported by terrazzo, with a horse-back roof above. The San Chuan Hall has exquisite wooden structures, stone structures, and decorations.
Address: 臺南市中西區新美街172號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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