Luerhmen Tianhou Temple — Luerhmen Tianhou Temple began its reconstruction in 1977, designed by Chen Zong-gan. It adopts the traditional Confucian temple layout of a "palace style" with a courtyard configuration, featuring a main hall surrounded by the San Chuan Hall, rear hall, and left and right wing rooms.

Luerhmen Tianhou Temple. Luerhmen Tianhou Temple began its reconstruction in 1977, designed by Chen Zong-gan. It adopts the traditional Confucian temple layout of a "palace style" with a courtyard configuration, featuring a main hall surrounded by the San Chuan Hall, rear hall, and left and right wing rooms. Luerhmen Tianhou Temple began its reconstruction in 1977, designed by Chen Zong-gan. It adopts the traditional Confucian temple layout of a "palace style" with a courtyard configuration, featuring a main hall surrounded by the San Chuan Hall, rear hall, and left and right wing rooms. Two corridors connect the San Chuan Hall to the main hall. The main hall stands on a platform raised by nine steps, while the rear hall is raised by seven steps, both elevated to emphasize their solemnity. The front of the temple plaza features a three-bay archway. To the front left of the temple is the Jie Guan Ting (Official Reception Pavilion), and to the front right is the Nine Dragon Altar. All three are temporary, imitation ancient structures. Address: 臺南市安南區媽祖宮一街136號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan