The Serenity Between Incense and Prayers, Taipei Longshan Temple

Rainy days in Taipei seem to slow down the rhythm of the heart. On one such day, I visited **Longshan Temple (龍山寺)**, surrounded by the scent of incense and the gentle drizzle. Raindrops quietly fell on the temple's roof, and the intricate dragon carvings of traditional Taiwanese architecture glistened even more vividly under the rain. People stepped onto the wet wooden floors, lit incense, and prayed in silence. 🌧️ Longshan Temple on a Rainy Day On rainy days, Longshan Temple exudes an even deeper and more tranquil atmosphere. The scent of incense becomes richer, and the red pillars and golden decorations blend harmoniously with the wet stone floors, creating a classic and mysterious ambiance. 🧘♀️ Moments of Prayer Locals and travelers alike hold incense sticks and silently pray for their families' health, love, and peace. These scenes, though wordless, resonate deeply in the heart. 📸 Photo Spots • Reflections on the wet wooden floors create unique and atmospheric shots. • Silhouettes of people lighting incense make for profound captures. • Dragon carvings and ceiling patterns are perfect for detailed photography. 📍 Location and Information • Located right in front of MRT Longshan Temple Station (龍山寺站) • Free admission