Kaohsiung Luzhu Mazu Temple — During the Kangxi era, as settlers increased in the Luzhu area and life gradually stabilized, Mazu Temple was built on the present-day Zhongshan Road in 1671. It has undergone multiple renovations.

Kaohsiung Luzhu Mazu Temple. During the Kangxi era, as settlers increased in the Luzhu area and life gradually stabilized, Mazu Temple was built on the present-day Zhongshan Road in 1671. It has undergone multiple renovations. During the Kangxi era, as settlers increased in the Luzhu area and life gradually stabilized, Mazu Temple was built on the present-day Zhongshan Road in 1671. It has undergone multiple renovations and expansions, with an increasing number of devotees. However, with the changing times and the development of Luzhu's urban area, the temple space gradually became insufficient and there was no room for further expansion. Therefore, in 1979, following the guidance of the Holy Mother, a new temple was built, while the old temple in the city was preserved, resulting in the current coexistence of the old and new temples. Address: 高雄市路竹區聖母街60-1號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kaohsiung