
Information
- Themes
- Religious Venues
- Subject
- Family、Campus teaching
- Suggested Months for Visiting
- All year
- Phone Number
- +886-2-23711517
- Address
- No. 81, Kangding Rd., Wanhua Dist., Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C
Opening Hours
Services & Facilities
- Toilets
Transportaiton
Nearby MRT
G Songshan-Xindian Line Ximen
BL Bannan Line Longshan Temple
G Songshan-Xindian Line Xiaonanmen
TripAdvisor Reviews
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Jane C
Small temple
Qingshui temple was built in the 1780s. An intersdting little temple well worth a visit. Add it to the nearby Qingshan temple. -
Bryan H
Portland, Oregón
Traveler type:
En pareja
Came here at dusk ...
A few people were praying, but it was too dark to see much by the time we got there. They close the temple at 9:00 pm, I think, so there was plenty of time. Saw the temple before I was clear on how to get inside. City has built up around the temple, making it feel imprisoned in some ways, and not allowed to breathe. Go there if you're in the neighborhood (which I found not very impressive, and the people not so friendly.) -
Jurgen B
Bruselas, Bélgica
Traveler type:
En pareja
Not very impressive
not so interesting as most of the other famous temples in taipei, and the toilets in the back are pure horror... -
palawanismyhome
Puerto Princesa, Filipinas
Traveler type:
En solitario
Just another temple
Not really worth a special visit, especially if you have seen several of the famous temples already. The temple is dedicated to God Qingshui Zushi , who was a god from the Northern Song Dynasty who apparently saved a town from drought. -
FyingKiwi
크라이스트처치, 뉴질랜드
Traveler type:
나홀로 여행
Forgotten History
A temple that was built in 1787, housing the deity of the founder of the Ching Shu Buddhist sect. A deity also that serves to protect immigrants. The temple was destroyed in 1813 during the Chinese war, but rebuilt again in 1867, when for a time, it also became a school. It therefore has considerable significance in Taipei’s Educational history. Yet, this temple appears to be a forgotten small temple that remains largely unacknowledged (or visited).
1-35 Reviews
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