Very uncrowded when we visited. Superb artwork and interesting wall paintings. Really lovely. Interesting history and background too.

This was our favorite temple to visit with outstanding quality and not the crowds associated with places like Long Shan temple. Highly recommended!

This was a very interesting visit for me, as the temple was not a pure buddhist or taoist temple. The deities that were being given offerings were part of the Taiwanese' local beliefs, For example, there is the deity of motherhood, deity of agriculture, deity of wealth. its more than the taoist ones because these represented the early migrant's belief... More

A typical and beautiful temple which is pretty old in Taipei.

We happened on this place during a festival so it was full of music, floats, fireworks. But even without something special going on, the restoration done is exquisite, so if you like visiting temples, this is a good one to see.

We enjoyed this temple more than the better known Long Shan. It's as big or bigger, arguably more attractive, on a quiet street with a park opposite, and adjacent to the new Confucious temple complex.