Guanghui Palace - Orthodox inheritance

#Taipei Attractions Guanghui Temple combines architectural art and religious culture, and can be regarded as Taiwan's most representative traditional temple. This palace was built during the Qing Dynasty. The building is mainly made of brick and stone materials, presenting a typical traditional Chinese temple style. The main hall is magnificent, with a roof covered with golden glazed tiles, which is very impressive. There are three majestic statues of the Three Mountain Kings enshrined in the hall, accepting worship from devout believers. In addition to the main hall, there are many ancillary buildings inside Guanghui Palace, such as pavilions, towers, bell towers, and drum towers, forming a three-dimensional architectural complex. These buildings embody the essence of ancient Chinese traditional architecture and all highlight the rich historical and cultural connotations.