San Feng Temple — San Feng Temple, formerly known as San Feng Ting, was first built during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. It has a history of over 300 years and was the guardian deity for the residents of the former San Kuai Cuo (near Kaohsiung Railway Station, Jianguo 3rd Road).

San Feng Temple. San Feng Temple, formerly known as San Feng Ting, was first built during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. It has a history of over 300 years and was the guardian deity for the residents of the former San Kuai Cuo (near Kaohsiung Railway Station, Jianguo 3rd Road). San Feng Temple, formerly known as San Feng Ting, was first built during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. It has a history of over 300 years and was the guardian deity for the residents of the former San Kuai Cuo (near Kaohsiung Railway Station, Jianguo 3rd Road). The main deity worshipped is Nezha, the Third Prince of the Pagoda. In 1971, it was relocated to its current site on Hebei 2nd Road. The three-story Northern-style temple architecture is elegant and magnificent in its carvings and color schemes. The door gods, painted using the flat color technique, are the work of master Pan Lishui, exuding solemnity and detail. The expansive temple square further enhances its grandeur. San Feng Temple is the largest Nezha temple in Taiwan. During festivals, Nezha troupes from all over the country perform day and night, attracting devotees, making it a joyous and lively carnival in the religious world. Address: 高雄市三民區河北二路134號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kaohsiung