Longshan Temple — Located in Tainan's East District, Longshan Temple is one of the seven temples and eight shrines of Fucheng. Built during the Kangxi era (1715 AD), it was constructed with coral stones outside the East Gate at that time.

Longshan Temple. Located in Tainan's East District, Longshan Temple is one of the seven temples and eight shrines of Fucheng. Built during the Kangxi era (1715 AD), it was constructed with coral stones outside the East Gate at that time. Longshan Temple, located in Tainan's East District, is one of the seven temples and eight shrines of Fucheng. It was built during the Kangxi era (1715 AD) with coral stones outside the East Gate. In 1778 AD, Jiang Yuan-shu, the prefect of Taiwan, allocated funds for its reconstruction. During the Japanese colonial period, it was demolished to widen a road. After multiple renovations, the current appearance is a new reconstruction on the original site. The three-story temple still preserves many ancient plaques and artifacts from the Qing dynasty. Although it is no longer the original old building from the Qing dynasty, it still retains the atmosphere of an ancient temple. Address: 臺南市東區龍山里東門路二段134巷27號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan