Longshan Temple, Taiwan: How to pray for love to be successful

Longshan Temple (艋舺龍山寺) This is an ancient temple over 300 years old, located in the old city of Taipei. This is one of the temples that Taiwanese people highly respect. Every day, both Taiwanese and foreign tourists visit Longshan Temple because it is famous for its sacredness and for granting wishes for various matters, such as studying, working, safe travel, and more. Inside the temple, there are many deities enshrined, from Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, such as Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy, Guan Yu, and the deity famous for granting wishes for love, Yue Lao or the Old Man of the Moon. For single men and women who want to find a lover in their lives, we will take you to ask for a blessing from the deity at this old temple that is famous for granting wishes for love. It is said that anyone who asks for a blessing here will have their wish granted. When you enter the dragon gate, receive free incense and pray at various points in the temple. Start at the first point in the center of the temple and go around to various points. Start at Point 1, the altar table, where Buddha Sakyamuni, Buddha of Medicine and Buddha Amitabha Point 2: The balcony in front of the palace, stand facing the temple, worship the god Tian Gong Point 3: The central palace is where the Goddess of Mercy is enshrined Point 4: Behind the palace, the central point is where the Goddess Mazu or Goddess of the Sea is enshrined, pray for blessings on travel Point 5 is on the right when facing point 4. At this point, there are the main city god, God Di Zhu Ye, God Wen Chang, pray for blessings on studies, while the small palace prays for good health Point 6: Walk to the opposite side of point 5 or to the left when facing point 4. At this point, there are gods for those who want to pray for blessings on having children or pray for pregnancy, God Guan Yu, pray for blessings on finances, and the highlight for singles is God Yue Lao, pray for blessings on love and a partner #LongshanTemple #TaiwanTravel2024