A Magnificent Journey to the Four Palace Architecture of BangkaPost date：2023-12-24
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Introduction
Itinerary：Lungshan Temple—Bangka Dizang Temple—The former site of Ocean Gods Temple in Bangka—Heritage and Culture Education Center of Taipei (the historic Bopiliao area )—Bangka Old Street (Taipei First Street)—Bangka Qingshan Temple—Qingyun Building(Mini Cultural Trip Culture Sites)—Bangka Qingshui Temple—Tianhou Temple—Ximending
The Magnificent Journey to the Four Palace Architecture of Bangka offers a captivating exploration of the aesthetics and history of Taipei’s old temples. This journey begins with a visit to Taipei's renowned temple, Bangka Longshan Temple. Erected during the Qing Dynasty, this historical monument stands as one of Taiwan's most iconic temples and is a must-visit scenic spot for foreign travelers. Bustling with fervent religious activities, this temple features an impressive exterior and exquisite interior carvings. Along the way, you can also explore Bangka Dizang Temple, the former site of Bangka Shuixian Temple, and other significant religious centers to immerse yourself in the rich cultural atmosphere of Wanhua District, (also known as Bangka or Monga).
In the afternoon, consider visiting Bopiliao Historic Block and Bangka Old Street (Taipei First Street), where a multitude of old buildings still stand, preserving their architectural charm from the Japanese colonial period or the early days of the Republic of China. Stepping into this area might evoke a feeling of time travel, immersing you in the vibrant and bustling atmosphere reminiscent of the bygone days of Wanhua District.You can proceed to visit two national historic temples: Bangka Qingshan Temple and Bangka Qingshui Temple. Qingshan Temple is dedicated to Qingshan Wanye, and the "Bangka Grand Worship" ceremony hosted by it annually on October 20 and 21 according to the lunar calendar is one of Taipei's three major worship ceremonies. This ceremony is conducted to dispel epidemics and appease malevolent spirits. Bangka Qingshui Temple, on the other hand, venerates Qingshui Zushi, who was revered as the ancestor of Chinese migrants to Taiwan.By visiting these temples, you can appreciate the intricacy of traditional craftsmanship and the fervor of folk beliefs.
Commonly known as the "Ximending Mazu Temple", Taipei Tianhou Temple primarily worships the Heavenly-and-Sacred Mother Mazu. Together with the Bangka Longshan Temple and Qingshui Temple, it is reputed as one of the three major temples in Bangka (Monga) during Taiwan’s occupation by the Qing Dynasty. The final stop is the Ximending Shopping District, one of the liveliest places in Taipei City, showcasing a variety of cuisine, shopping, entertainment, street performers, and subculture. Here, the blend of historic landmarks and modern skyscrapers creates Taipei's most unique scenery, allowing you to unwind and relax after enjoying a cultural journey.
The Magnificent Journey to the Four Palace Architecture of Bangka offers a captivating exploration of the aesthetics and history of Taipei’s old temples. This journey begins with a visit to Taipei's renowned temple, Bangka Longshan Temple. Erected during the Qing Dynasty, this historical monument stands as one of Taiwan's most iconic temples and is a must-visit scenic spot for foreign travelers. Bustling with fervent religious activities, this temple features an impressive exterior and exquisite interior carvings. Along the way, you can also explore Bangka Dizang Temple, the former site of Bangka Shuixian Temple, and other significant religious centers to immerse yourself in the rich cultural atmosphere of Wanhua District, (also known as Bangka or Monga).
In the afternoon, consider visiting Bopiliao Historic Block and Bangka Old Street (Taipei First Street), where a multitude of old buildings still stand, preserving their architectural charm from the Japanese colonial period or the early days of the Republic of China. Stepping into this area might evoke a feeling of time travel, immersing you in the vibrant and bustling atmosphere reminiscent of the bygone days of Wanhua District.You can proceed to visit two national historic temples: Bangka Qingshan Temple and Bangka Qingshui Temple. Qingshan Temple is dedicated to Qingshan Wanye, and the "Bangka Grand Worship" ceremony hosted by it annually on October 20 and 21 according to the lunar calendar is one of Taipei's three major worship ceremonies. This ceremony is conducted to dispel epidemics and appease malevolent spirits. Bangka Qingshui Temple, on the other hand, venerates Qingshui Zushi, who was revered as the ancestor of Chinese migrants to Taiwan.By visiting these temples, you can appreciate the intricacy of traditional craftsmanship and the fervor of folk beliefs.
Commonly known as the "Ximending Mazu Temple", Taipei Tianhou Temple primarily worships the Heavenly-and-Sacred Mother Mazu. Together with the Bangka Longshan Temple and Qingshui Temple, it is reputed as one of the three major temples in Bangka (Monga) during Taiwan’s occupation by the Qing Dynasty. The final stop is the Ximending Shopping District, one of the liveliest places in Taipei City, showcasing a variety of cuisine, shopping, entertainment, street performers, and subculture. Here, the blend of historic landmarks and modern skyscrapers creates Taipei's most unique scenery, allowing you to unwind and relax after enjoying a cultural journey.
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