[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Xingtian Temple (Updated Apr)

#100 Ways to Travel 📍Loveney handmade cake Address: 1F, No. 6, Lane 115, Section 2, Minsheng East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Business hours: 12:00-19:30 (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays) 🍰Fleur de Sel Caramel Crispy NTD 200 🍰Mango Chantilly NTD 200 This cake shop is located about 6 minutes’ walk from Xingtian Temple. The shop only sells cakes and no other drinks. There are sliced ​​cakes of four inches and six inches. I bought Caramel Crisp and Mango Chantilly. The mango flavor is not too sweet, it's all mango sweetness. The cakes are made and sold on the same day. It would be great if more people knew about this delicacy. The cakes are really very fresh!

Xingtian Temple is a famous tourist spot in Taipei. It is also the god of business, and many local Taiwanese people visit this place. On the day I went (August), the weather was very nice and the sky was blue, and the red temple stood out very vividly. It is about a 5-minute walk from the Xingtian Temple MRT station, so you can take a good look around, or you can just pop in for a quick look if you don't have much time. It's a typical tourist spot, but why not go and pray there once? There is also a famous fortune-telling alley nearby, so it's fun just to look at it👍 📍Xingtian Temple 📍5 minutes walk from Exit 3 of Xingtian Temple MRT station #Overseas travel #Solo #Solo trip #Taiwan #Taiwan trip #Taipei #Taipei trip #Xingtian Temple

An awesome place - Xingtian Temple! As someone who is curious about religion and faith, this temple gave me a profound experience. Here, I feel the sacred atmosphere and the protection of divine power. 🏯🙏✨ When I stepped into Xingtian Temple, I was immediately shocked by the magnificent architecture. The exterior of the temple is full of ornate details and intricate carvings, like a sacred palace. I entered the temple and saw the magnificent statues and the fragrance of incense and candles. I was surrounded by this sacred place and felt an endless amount of energy and blessings. 🏯🙏🌺 Xingtian Temple is a temple dedicated to Guandi, the main deity, and I participated in a blessing ceremony. During the worship, I prayed to Guandijun for health, peace and success. I prayed silently in my heart and felt an invisible power and peace. This experience of faith brings me peace of mind and comfort. 🙏🌟🕊️ In addition to blessing ceremonies, Xingtian Temple is also a bustling cultural center. I attended a lion dance performance and saw the spectacular sight of lions dancing in front of the temple. The dancers performed with great energy and the dancing lions brought joy and blessings to people. I also got to taste some of the temple delicacies, such as vegetarian food and the offered desserts. This cultural experience has made me more aware of the importance and diversity of temples in the community. 🏯🎉🍽️ At Xingtian Temple, one can not only feel the sacred atmosphere and divine protection, but also participate in blessing ceremonies and cultural activities. This experience made me more aware of the power of religious belief and the cohesion of community. If you are interested in religion and faith, I strongly recommend you to come to Xingtian Temple to feel the divine blessing and experience the power of divine power! 🏯🙏✨ #Taiwan City Attractions

Xingtian Temple Address: No. 109, Section 2, Minquan East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Xingtian Temple, also known as Enzhugong Temple and Taipei Guandi Temple, is not only famous in Taipei, but also a well-known Guandi Temple in Taiwan, attracting a large number of pilgrims from home and abroad every year. The magnificent temple building is located in the downtown area of ​​Taipei City, bringing spiritual comfort to the citizens. The staff will explain to you in detail how to worship. Another major feature is the "recovery" - a ceremony to bring the soul back to the body in order to achieve physical and mental peace. Sincerely, it will be effective. I really appreciate the hard work of the grandmas for this free service. Only go if you need it!

Here is the address of Xingtian Temple No. 109, Section 2, Minquan E Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10491 This is the temple where Guan Yu is enshrined. Many people come here because the god of prosperity in business is enshrined here. The building is based on a beautiful glossy vermilion color, and has a solemn atmosphere. It seems that many of the people who come here are devout believers. When you visit, please state your name, date of birth, address, and wish🙏 #Taiwan#Xingtian Temple

The second option of Laoge Shuijianbao is their pot stickers, which are fried on order. Every time I see the boss take them out from the refrigerator when the customer orders. This time I ordered cabbage pot stickers. The skin is very special and green. When frying, they will pour in the frying water to make the skin more delicious. 65 is a good deal>< #foodie #potstickers #Taipei #Xingtian Temple #Jinzhou Street

#Taipei Food #Two Men Cafe Nice cafe in the alley It’s been a long time since I felt that I could trust the delicious meals and desserts introduced in the blog 🙈 I had delicious curry rice at Liangnan today. There are also amazing whiskey-flavored pudding and autumn chestnut roasted tea Basque cheese I am so lucky!

Xingtian Temple is also one of the gathering places for snacks and delicacies. I often discover new delicacies along Jinzhou Street after get off work. This is one of the ones I eat at very often, because it is really difficult to find a Taiwanese pasta restaurant under NT$100. Their sauce and noodles are very good. The pumpkin and chicken pasta has smoked chicken, and the portion is very substantial, and it feels like it is larger than other restaurants. The corn soup is very cheap, only NT$10, and it is sweet and delicious. The omelette rice comes in tomato and curry flavors. I think it is ordinary, but I have seen many people order it every time I went there. It may depend on personal preference. Anyway, this is something you can put on your list when you don’t know what to eat after work😎 #Xingtian Temple #After get off work food #Foodie #Taipei food #Dinner

Songjiang Self-service Stone Hotpot City is right next to my previous company. I’ve eaten there at employee gatherings before. Every time I go to Xingtian Temple to worship, there’s always a long queue. Usually, the queue is super long when I come here at night, and the business is super good! I’ve invited a foodie friend to come and try the delicious food at 4 pm today. The taste remains the same. The service staff remains the same. The girl becomes an auntie. The warm greeting remains the same.

The cooking area of ​​Tianfuyuan Noodle Restaurant is located in front of the entrance, with a low red brick wall as a screen. You can see the boss carefully preparing various delicious noodles... The skin of the pork steamed dumplings looks very thin, and the color of the filling can be vaguely seen in the steam. It's delicious 😋 one bite after another. Tianfuyuan Noodle House is proud of its handmade knife-cut noodles, especially the noodles with mu shu pork, which are extremely well cooked; there are also steamed dumplings, beef burritos, etc., all of which are worth a try, which is why we come twice just for the wonderful taste that can't be forgotten in our mouths.

Since Xingtian Temple switched to using both hands for worship, the air quality has become much cleaner and it feels like a Japanese temple!  Xingtian Temple inherits the teachings of the three religions of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, takes the Five Relationships and Eight Virtues as its purpose, and advocates self-reflection and respect for gods. To guide the world and people's hearts back on the right track.

[Love] Taipei City (Xingtian Temple): No. 109, Section 2, Minquan East Road. Near the intersection of Songjiang Road. No incense burner, no incense, no offering table, no offerings. Put your hands together, pay respect with a sincere heart, and cultivate your virtues. Xingtian Temple, also known as Enzhugong Temple, is a well-known Guandi Temple in Taiwan. Its main deity is Guandi, and the five holy benefactors are Lü Enzhu Dongbin, Zhang Enzhu Shan, Wang Enzhu Shan, and Yue Enzhu Fei. All Taipei citizens must worship gods at temples during the New Year and other festivals.

Walking into "A Certain Coffee", the space exudes warm wood tones and a slight aroma of coffee, making people relax instantly. This time I ordered the store’s popular "King of Sicily". I thought it was just a variation of lemon coffee, but I didn’t expect it to be so amazing at the first sip. The fruity aroma of lemon first blooms on the tip of the tongue, and then the rich Italian espresso slowly rises. The interweaving flavors of the two are far richer than you might imagine. In particular, the store has fine-tuned the acidity and sweetness to make the overall taste more harmonious. It not only tastes refreshing but also has a smoother feel. This cup of "King of Sicily" is not just coffee, but an exploration of taste. It is suitable for people who like a little adventure but don't want too much excitement. Sit by the window and savor it slowly, every sip brings a different feeling, this is the charm of "Some Coffee". #coffee #Literary Youth #cafes #HipsterCoffee

Let's start our food-filled journey! 💜 is recommended Day 1 Arrive Taipei at 9pm [Dinner] Shilin Night Market ・Cold noodles💜, small intestine bao with large intestine, willow orange lemon💜 Day 2 [Breakfast] Guting Liu Mama's rice tuan Purple rice tuna rice tuan💜 [Lunch] Sanchong Milk King Chicken tuan, quince milk [Dinner] Brothers Hotel Meihua Branch Dim sum [Dessert] Zeng's soy milk Egg tower💜 Day 3 Wake up early and walk around the Grand Hotel Yuanshan (Must make yourself hungry!) [Breakfast] Soft Food Power Xingtian Temple Branch Egg pancakes, melon balls, soy milk Visit Guandu Temple and draw fortune Rent a bicycle from the station [Lunch] Tamsui Old Street Guangdong rice rump rolls, run pancakes, sour plum soup [Dessert] Stone pai Mizuguhakkosaya taste ・Chinese bean flower💜 Walking around Dihua Street, Dadaocheng Pier, and Taipei Underground Mall [Dinner] Top scraps ・Rice dinner💜 Day 4 Stroll around Shuanglian Chao Market Procuring souvenirs at Irakuka [Lunch] Hong Kong Guangcheng Port Ceremony ・Sanpo Meshi Watch the changing of the guard ceremony at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall [Dessert] Taipei Milk King ・Mokudo Beef💜 [Dinner] Shuangcheng Street Night Market ・Chicken rice, boiled dumplings [Dessert] Friable skin sweet potato Qingguang Store Original Crispy Fresh Milk Sweet Circles💜 Day 5 [Breakfast] Fuhang Soy Milk Salty Soy Milk, Egg Pancakes Purchased Jin Xuan Tea💜 at my favorite tea shop. I missed lunch while chatting with the owner while drinking the tea he made for me... Going to Jiufen at night I couldn't see the night view because of the fog, but Jiufen in the fog was also beautiful♪ [Dinner] Jiufen Dried noodles, fish balls Moved to Keelung, Keelung Miaokou Night Market Nursing Sanmei💜, Bite-sized Spiced Intestines💜, Dingbian Tongue, Moonlight Shrimp Pancakes [Dessert] Thai-style Milk Tea, Melon Balls, Stone Flower Ice I ate a lot. I'm sure I'll gain weight!

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Come and pray for blessings, career, finances, and luck in Taiwan 🎈 At Xingtian Temple 🚋 How to get there Walk 350 meters from MRT Xingtian Temple station 🎈Xingtian Temple or Xingtian Temple is an important temple in Taiwan, Taipei city. This temple is famous for praying for blessings in business, career, and luck. Both Taiwanese and foreign tourists come to pray continuously every day. The highlight that people who come to the temple often do is to fill up holy water to drink and worship. This temple is the only temple in Taipei that does not burn paper, has incense pots, and has no donation boxes. If friends come to visit Taipei, come and pray at the important and sacred temple in Taiwan at Xingtian Temple Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/J4KFTfs1CVP9jYcX6 #เที่ยวเทวา #เที่ยวเทวา #เที่ยวเทวา

#2月好地方2025 Different from the bustling crowds during the day Xingtian Temple is very quiet and beautiful at night You can go to pray You can also quietly enjoy the scenery Xingtian Temple offers free exorcism services during the day. You can go and experience it on weekdays There will be a lot of people on holidays. Not recommended. No incense burning at Xingtian Temple Put your palms together and pray Xingtian Temple is very close to Xingtian Temple Station on the Yellow Line of the MRT It's about a five-minute walk away. There are also bus and ubike stations nearby After shopping, you can go to the fortune telling street Then buy some desserts at the Bulao Mochi near the MRT station. Or take a walk in Rongxing Garden Suitable for half-day trip

Auntie Om complained... Xingtian Temple is a very beautiful temple. It is quiet. People come to pay their respects. There is a demonstration of how to pay respect. I used Google Len to help translate and look at other people as an example. I secretly asked for it. I recommend you to come. Get off at Xingtian Temple MRT Station, Orange Line, Zhonghe-Xinlu Line. Come and experience this atmosphere. #Get a discount without relying on luck #xingtiantemple #taipeitravel #traveltaiwan

We took public transportation to Xingtian Temple to worship. What was different from other temples was that Xingtian Temple did not use incense or burn gold paper. There were many people queuing in the atrium waiting for the spirit to be extinguished, and we felt the power of faith. Xingtian Temple Address: No. 109, Section 2, Minquan East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Opening hours: 04:00-22:00 daily

🕰️Business hours: 11am to 6pm, closed on Sundays 💰Average consumption: $70 for a box of six pills, each one is super large 📍Address: Lane 297, Songjiang Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City 10491 Every time I pass by Xingtian Temple, I will queue up for this traditional mochi! In addition to mochi, each box is also sprinkled with plenty of peanut powder! 🥜 It's really big and very cost-effective, and there are always a lot of people 🥰 The taste is really filling! There is so much stuffing that it falls out 🤯 Don't miss it 💟 #mochi #xingtiangong

💞 Recommended Reason: Located in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Xingtian Temple is one of the most important Taoist temples in Taiwan. It is dedicated to Guan Sheng Dijun (Guan Gong) and also enshrines Lü Dongbin, Zhang Dan, Yue Wumu, and Wang Shancai. The temple is a bustling center of worship, attracting both locals and tourists who come to pray for career success and financial prosperity. Worship Customs and Etiquette 1️⃣ No Incense or Joss Paper: Xingtian Temple promotes environmental protection and does not provide incense or joss paper. Visitors should simply clasp their hands together and pray sincerely without bringing incense. 2️⃣ Proper Worship Sequence: • Upon entering the temple, first go to the 'Dragon Side' (right side) to wash your hands with 'incense water,' symbolizing the purification of body and mind. • Bow three times to the deities in sequence, silently reciting your name, address, and wishes. Typically, start with Guan Sheng Dijun in the main hall, then proceed to the side halls on the left and right. 3️⃣ No Cash Donations: Unlike other temples, Xingtian Temple does not accept cash donations. However, you can offer fruits or flowers as a gesture of sincerity. 4️⃣ Free Amulets: The temple provides 'peace amulets' and 'lucky red strings' for visitors to take and wear sincerely for protection. 5️⃣ Volunteer Services: Volunteers at the temple offer free 'calming' and 'fortune-telling' services. If you have any questions, feel free to ask the staff. Personal Experience Xingtian Temple has a solemn and serene atmosphere without the usual smoke found in other temples, making it a peaceful and comfortable environment. Visiting the temple not only allows you to experience Taiwan's religious culture but also the unique volunteer calming ritual, which brings peace and relaxation. Even non-believers can appreciate the charm of Taoist culture here, making it an ideal spot for travelers interested in Taiwan's traditional beliefs. Address, Hours, and Transportation 📍 Address: No. 109, Section 2, Minquan East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei 🕘 Opening Hours: 04:00-22:30 🚇 Transportation: Take the MRT to Xingtian Temple Station (Orange Line), Exit 2, and walk for about 3 minutes.

Xingtian Temple is one of Taipei’s most popular Taoist temples, dedicated to Guan Yu, the god of war and justice. Despite being relatively modern (built in 1967), it attracts thousands of worshippers daily who come to seek blessings, protection, and guidance. The temple’s architecture is striking, with its red columns, ornate carvings, and a serene courtyard where people practice meditation and reading. Uniquely, Xingtian Temple does not allow the burning of incense or offering of meat sacrifices, promoting a more environmentally friendly form of worship. Outside the temple, fortune tellers and calligraphy stalls line the streets, adding to the spiritual atmosphere. The temple is also a short walk from the riverside parks, making it easy to combine with a relaxing stroll. Whether you’re religious or simply curious about Taoist culture, Xingtian Temple is a fascinating place to visit and observe local traditions.

When you push open the door of "Two Men's Cafe", you will find the atmosphere in the shop is warm and relaxing, with a simple Japanese feel. Although there are not too many decorations, it makes people feel comfortable. I ordered Mentaiko rice balls for brunch. When they were served, the presentation was simple but not sloppy. The rice balls were slightly burnt, and the salty aroma of the Mentaiko sauce permeated them. The rice grains were soft and glutinous, with a distinct sense of layers. The scrambled eggs are smooth and delicate, not dry and hard. Paired with refreshing salad and yogurt, the overall taste is more balanced. Finally, have a cup of hot soy milk, which is warm and smooth without being too sweet, making this brunch even more comfortable. There is no fancy seasoning, but it makes people remember the simple yet perfect taste. Enjoying a relaxing brunch here is a warm daily moment. #brunch #cafes #gourmet food #FoodTour

📍 Taiwan, a charming island, is a place where you can enjoy delicious food, beautiful scenery, and rich culture. Today, I want to share my trip to Taiwan with you and let you experience the beauty of this land! 🍜[Food]🍜 1️⃣ **Night market snacks**: Taiwan's night markets are a foodie's paradise! From oyster omelets and sausage in sticky rice to bubble tea, every dish is irresistible. Especially the Hot Star Large Fried Chicken at Shilin Night Market, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. One bite and you'll be filled with happiness! 2️⃣ **Beef noodles**: Taiwan's beef noodles have a rich broth, tender beef, and chewy noodles. It's definitely a must-try dish! 3️⃣ **Pineapple cake**: As the king of Taiwanese souvenirs, pineapple cake has a crispy crust and a sweet and sour filling. It's the perfect gift to bring back for family and friends! 🏞️[Attractions]🏞️ 1️⃣ **Taipei 101**: As a landmark building in Taiwan, the night view from Taipei 101 is breathtaking. From the observation deck, you can overlook the entire city of Taipei, with its dazzling lights, as if you're in a starry sky. 2️⃣ **Jiufen Old Street**: Walking on Jiufen Old Street feels like traveling back in time. The red lanterns, stone roads, and ancient buildings, along with the legendary "Spirited Away" scene, make it a place you won't want to leave. 3️⃣ **Kenting**: Kenting's sunshine, beaches, and waves make it a vacation paradise! Riding a scooter along the coastline, feeling the sea breeze on your face, will instantly lift your spirits! 🎎[Culture]🎎 1️⃣ **Eslite Bookstore**: Taiwan's Eslite Bookstore is not just a bookstore, but a symbol of a lifestyle. Here, you can quietly browse books, feel the cultural atmosphere, and enjoy a moment of peace. 2️⃣ **Temple culture**: Taiwan has a rich temple culture. Whether it's Longshan Temple or Xingtian Temple, the incense is strong, and the believers are devout. Entering a temple, you can feel the peace and solemnity, and your soul will be purified. 💡[Tips]💡 1️⃣ **Transportation**: Taiwan's public transportation is very convenient, with extensive MRT and bus coverage. It's recommended to buy an EasyCard, which is convenient and affordable. 2️⃣ **Language**: There are some differences between Taiwanese Mandarin and Mainland Mandarin, but communication is not a problem. The locals are also very friendly and welcoming. 3️⃣ **Currency**: Taiwan uses the New Taiwan Dollar. It's recommended to exchange money in advance, or you can use a credit card, which is also very convenient. 🌈 Taiwan is a place that makes you never want to leave. Whether it's the food, scenery, or culture, it will captivate you. If you want to go on a spontaneous trip, Taiwan is definitely a destination you can't miss!💖

#1月好去地方2025 Xingtian Temple is located in Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan. It is a grand Guandi Temple, also known as Enzhugong Temple. It is close to the MRT station and large shopping malls. Take the Taipei MRT and get off at Xingtian Temple Station. It is about 5-8 minutes' walk to the destination. Xingtian Temple is divided into several parts. There are many believers in the atrium who come to pray for blessings. The atmosphere in the temple is peaceful and comfortable, and people can sincerely bless and make wishes. Strolling around here, passing by the fish pond and admiring the architectural features of Xingtian Temple, you can also get a different experience. 📍Address: No. 109, Section 2, Minquan East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan

#Taipei Attractions 💖 Xingtian Temple in Taipei, Taiwan, a sanctuary for the soul 💖 🌆 Taipei Xingtian Temple is solemn and dignified, with a large number of worshippers. This is a holy place where believers seek spiritual comfort. As you step into the palace, you’ll be greeted by the scent of incense and the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere that makes you feel calm. Xingtian Temple enshrines gods such as Guandi, and their majestic statues inspire awe. People pray here sincerely, praying for peace, health and success. Whether you are a resident of Taipei or a tourist from afar, you can all feel the sacredness and warmth at Xingtian Temple. #Taiwan Taipei Xingtian Temple

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #TaipeiTravel There is a modern temple called ‘Xingtian Temple’ in Taipei. Guan Yu, who is called the life of the Orientals, is enshrined here, and it is said that he mainly prays for success in business. There are many dragon carvings in the magnificent temple, and it is also meaningful to look around the magnificent and wonderful temple. 🕖Time: 04:00-22:00 📍Location: No. 109, Section 2, Minquan E Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10491

A trip to Taipei where we walked and ate a lot ✈️ When I come to Taiwan, my physical condition improves tremendously. (My skin too!) It's as if my physical strength has returned to my 20s... It's strange!! On the last day, I went to Xingtian Temple, which is open from 4:00am◎ 2024 will be a happy year where I can travel a lot😌 By the way, you can't get fortune-telling slips at Xingtian Temple early in the morning yet, but I was able to get a free amulet. Everyone was praying enthusiastically from the morning! The breakfast shop in front of the hotel...it was cheap and delicious!! There was a Michelin restaurant nearby, but it wasn't that crowded and I recommend it! ...I ordered Xiaolongbao, but forgot to take a picture... ...The baked buns were also delicious! On the flight back, I was so happy to see the unexpected Chiikawa🥰 China Airlines is the best!! ️ #Taipei #Taipei breakfast #Xingtian Temple #taiwan #Chiikawa #chiikawa #food #trip

#AsiaTravelRecord #SoloTrip The city was full of energy and enthusiasm! The streets, especially those reminiscent of the 1960s, are irresistible for people in their 50s! I want to go back again?! Taipei☆ The subway lines are all the same, so even if it's your first time, you won't get lost♪ It was a whirlwind trip of 2 nights and 3 days, but I was able to go to Jiufen and the Xingtian Temple underground shopping mall, so even beginners were very satisfied☆📍Location: ##Taipei

Xingtian Temple in Taipei, one of the most renowned temples in Taiwan, is rich in religious atmosphere and historical significance. As you step through the beautiful temple gates, the majestic architecture and intricate carvings transport you instantly to an ancient time. Each pillar and statue embodies deep cultural and spiritual beliefs. Here, devotees and visitors kneel and pray with sincerity and reverence, seeking spiritual solace and protection. The thriving incense offerings make this place feel like a peaceful oasis in the bustling city. Visiting Xingtian Temple is not only a religious pilgrimage but also a spiritual and mental cleansing.