Bafeng Guma Temple — Guma Temple enshrines the four immortal ladies: Yin, He, Li, and Ji. In terms of historical status, Guma Temple is the origin of the "Taiwan's First Incense" Xigang Incense Festival.

Bafeng Guma Temple. Guma Temple enshrines the four immortal ladies: Yin, He, Li, and Ji. In terms of historical status, Guma Temple is the origin of the "Taiwan's First Incense" Xigang Incense Festival. Guma Temple enshrines the four immortal ladies: Yin, He, Li, and Ji. In terms of historical status, Guma Temple is the origin of the "Taiwan's First Incense" Xigang Incense Festival, meaning it is the "Ancestor Temple." In the 49th year of the Qianlong reign (1784 AD), villagers surnamed Chen discovered a divine boat in the Luohouzi area of the Zengwen River, near the Eighteen Banyan Trees. The boat's prow held a royal decree for the "Dai Tian Xun Shou" (Royal Envoy Inspecting the Realm). After deliberation among the villagers, it was decided to respectfully welcome and enshrine the deities. Since then, their divine manifestations have become increasingly evident. Address: 臺南市西港區港東里八份1號之2 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan