Yong An Temple — "Yong An Temple" faces northwest from the southeast, with a spacious temple ground of over 300 ping, built in a three-hall, five-door, three-courtyard style.

Yong An Temple. "Yong An Temple" faces northwest from the southeast, with a spacious temple ground of over 300 ping, built in a three-hall, five-door, three-courtyard style. "Yong An Temple" faces northwest from the southeast, with a spacious temple ground of over 300 ping, built in a three-hall, five-door, three-courtyard style. The front hall features ridge decorations of double dragons paying homage to immortals, and divine generals riding green dragons. The central two hanging ridges display colorful phoenixes with spread wings and lively figures, while the flanking two hanging ridges show soaring green dragons full of spirit. The ridge finials are adorned with colorful dragons and phoenixes, with carved single dragon pillars supporting the raised platform (pronounced 'chi'), interspersed with figures and birds. The pillar bases are octagonal, and the wall panels depict the 'Myriad Immortals Array,' vividly rendered. Address: 高雄市永安區永華里永安路49號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kaohsiung