[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Dalongdong Baoan Temple (Updated Jul)

Baoan Temple is a temple with a long history, exquisite architecture and widespread faith. It is located in Datong District, Taipei City, adjacent to the Taipei Confucius Temple. Baoan Temple deifies Baosheng Dadi and is the religious center of the people of Tongan, Quanzhou. It is also one of the most representative Minnan-style temples in Taiwan. The architectural style of Baoan Palace is unique, integrating the skills of craftsmen from different regions such as Zhangzhou, Quanzhou, and Fuzhou, and displaying rich arts such as jiannian, Jiaozhi pottery, stone carving, and wood carving. The Baoan Temple has undergone several restorations and renovations, the most recent of which was a comprehensive restoration project completed in 2003. It received an Honorary Award from the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Conservation Award and was designated a national monument in 2018. Baoan Temple is not only a place of religious belief, but also a temple full of cultural and educational significance. Baoan Temple has facilities such as a library, a cultural center, and Dadao Academy, and regularly hosts reading clubs, lectures, exhibitions and other activities on various folk beliefs, historical culture, and traditional architecture. Baoan Temple also has its own Hercules Association. Every year on important festivals such as the birthday of Baosheng Emperor and the birthday of Shennong Emperor, grand processions are held, attracting many believers and tourists to participate. If you want to experience Taiwan's folk beliefs and traditional arts firsthand, then Taiwan Dalongdong Baoan Temple is a must-see attraction. Here you can appreciate the exquisite temple architecture, feel the strong atmosphere of incense, and learn many interesting historical stories and cultural knowledge. Baoan Temple is not far from the MRT Shuanglian Station or Minquan West Road Station, and transportation is very convenient. You can also visit nearby Taipei Confucius Temple, Dadaocheng Wharf, Dihua Street and other famous attractions to experience the most distinctive old town style of Taipei.

Dalongdongbaoan Temple One of the oldest and most beautiful temples in Taiwan, it was built by the Hokkien people to worship the God of Medicine and Health, Bao Sheng Da Di. The temple is characterized by its delicate and beautiful traditional southern Chinese architecture, and has been so well-preserved that it has received a UNESCO Cultural Conservation Award. 📍 Hami St., Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 🚆 Yuanshan Station. Exit 2 #TaiwanTravel

#Taipei Attractions #Fire Lion #Bao'an Temple 🐲🔥 If you think that Taiwan's temple fairs only have firecrackers and parades, then you may not have seen the shocking scene of "fire lion". At the Dalongdong Bao'an Temple in Datong District, Taipei City, the only "fire lion" ceremony currently in Taiwan is held around the 15th day of the third lunar month every year. This is a folk celebration that combines fireworks, lion parades, traditional skills and beliefs. It is an irreplaceable spiritual event in the hearts of local believers and tourists. 📜 What is a fire lion? "Fire lion" is a traditional folk custom. The lion is a symbol of suppressing evil spirits, and the "fire lion" means a paper lion ignited by fireworks, flying and bursting in the fire, symbolizing the burning of ominousness and the ushering in peace. This skill was originally seen all over Taiwan, but due to safety concerns and regulatory restrictions, it now only exists in the Dalongdong Bao'an Temple in Taipei City, becoming a unique cultural landscape in Taiwan. 🕰️ Celebration time and rhythm The fire lion is usually held in the third month of the lunar calendar, which is around the birthday of Baosheng Dadi. This year's celebration falls on the evening of the fifteenth day of the third month of the lunar calendar. There will be performances and rituals starting from about 5 pm, until the climax of the "fire lion" at about 8:30 pm! ! ! It is worth mentioning that on the day we participated, the temple also distributed limited edition free T-shirts and hats to believers and tourists who arrived early. They were printed with event slogans and were very memorable. Many people were seen wearing T-shirts directly at the scene and taking photos with relatives and friends. 🧨🔥 Special fireworks lion appears The protagonist of the fire lion is a lion made of paper-made techniques, about 1.5 meters tall. Various fireworks and firecrackers are hidden in the structure. In the evening, the lion formation was pushed to the front of the temple by the staff of the temple, and slowly appeared under the guidance of the gods and the sedan chair. The whole process is accompanied by folk instruments such as the parade, drums, and suona, and the momentum is huge. When the most shocking moment comes, the staff will place the fire lion in the center of the temple and ignite the fireworks inside. Suddenly, the flames are everywhere, the sound of firecrackers resounds through the sky, sparks and smoke are intertwined in the night, and the whole fire lion rolls and burns in the flames, symbolizing "turning evil into auspiciousness" and "fire refining evil spirits." This scene not only makes us stare, but also makes the audience exclaim again and again, as if they are in a movie scene. 🙏👥 On-site atmosphere and interaction with believers The fire lion celebration of Baoan Temple is not just a fireworks show, but a religious ceremony with deep cultural heritage. Many believers will bring incense and offerings, and sincerely pray for a smooth family fortune and good health. Especially when the fire lion is burning, many people will put their hands together and silently recite their wishes, believing that through the power of the fire lion, they can bring good luck and pure energy. In addition to local residents, there are also many photography enthusiasts who come here for pilgrimage, bringing long lenses and tripods to capture the dancing posture of the fire lion. There are also many foreign tourists who are surprised to see such a spectacular and oriental folk activity. They raise their mobile phones to record and constantly admire this traditional celebration that is hard to see in other countries. 🍢🛍️ Surrounding night markets: a paradise of affordable and delicious local snacks After participating in the festival, if you still have energy and appetite, it is highly recommended to visit Dalong Street Night Market and the nearby Yansan Night Market! This area is densely populated with snacks and affordable prices, and is the favorite late-night snack area for locals. That night we ate amazing sesame oil chicken rice cakes, fragrant pork liver soup, crispy and tender oyster pancakes, and super chewy salted chicken. The owners of the roadside stalls are kind and enthusiastic, and some of the shops can communicate in simple English, and are also very friendly to foreign tourists. These authentic snacks not only fill your stomach, but also perfectly end this night full of fire and incense. 🛡️🚒 Safety and inheritance are equally important Although the sound and light effects of the fire lion are amazing, Baoan Temple and related units are also very cautious in terms of safety. There will be fire trucks on standby, safety lines will be set up, and volunteers from the temple will help guide the crowd. After the event, there will also be someone to clean up the embers on site to ensure the safety of the environment and personnel. In addition, Baoan Temple also actively promotes the preservation and education of the fire lion culture. Every year, it cooperates with schools to hold lectures to introduce the history and production process of the fire lion. This is a valuable example for the preservation and promotion of Taiwan's traditional culture. ✨👣 Our personal experience As a traveler, it was an unexpected surprise to accidentally encounter this celebration while traveling in Taiwan. In addition to witnessing the spectacular moment of the fire lion burning in the night sky, we also received commemorative T-shirts and hats symbolizing participation, and felt the lively atmosphere with the locals. After the event, holding the spoils and the aroma of night market snacks in our mouths, this festival added unforgettable memories to our journey in Taiwan. 📍 📌 Dalongdong Baoan Temple • 🏠 Address: No. 61, Hami Street, Datong District, Taipei City • 🚇 Suggested transportation: Take the MRT to Yuanshan Station and walk for about 10 minutes • 📅 Event time: Mid-March of the lunar calendar every year (it is recommended to pay attention to the official announcement of Baoan Temple) • 🎽 Friendly reminder: Limited souvenirs will be provided in some years, it is recommended to arrive at the scene early! If you also want to experience Taiwan's temple culture in depth, you must not miss this "fire lion" festival that combines history, faith and human touch. It not only burns the night sky, but also ignites our passion for Taiwan's folk culture.

大龍峒保安宮 🪭Longda Baoan Temple is located opposite the Confucius Temple. It is a Chinese Buddhist temple built in 1804. It is a large temple and its construction is different from other temples. This temple is built entirely of wood and stone. 🏮This temple was built to honor the God of Medicine and the God of Healing, Bao Sheng Da Di, along with many other gods. It is another famous and sacred temple for the people of Taipei. 🧧It is currently registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site and is considered the most beautiful temple in Taipei. It has a beautiful Chinese temple architecture. ⏰ Open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 📍 No. 61, Hami St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 #VisaFreeTravel #BeautifulTemples #TaiwanTravel

#Get a discount without relying on luck An ancient temple over 200 years old in the middle of Taipei 🎈 At Dalongdong Baoan Temple 🚋 Travel Get off at Dalongdong Baoan Temple MRT and walk 650 meters 🎈Dalongdong Baoan Temple An ancient temple in the middle of Taipei, built in 1825, is a large temple in the middle of Taipei. This temple was built by craftsmen from mainland China. It took 25 years to build. The interior is made of wood and stone. It is very beautiful. It has been registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. Inside the temple, there is an important deity, the forest god Chengda Di, who is the god of medicine and healing. People often come to pray for good health, to be healthy, free from illness, and to recover from various illnesses. This temple is another important temple in the middle of Taipei. If you come to Taipei and are a spiritual person, you must come to pray at Dalongdong Baoan Temple. Google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/t7U2FbEi7XZXpeSr6 #Taiwan attractions #Taiwan travel #Taiwan

Baoan Palace The main deity Baosheng Dadi is very powerful in this temple

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📍Address: Songshan District (Dalongdong Baoan Temple and MRT Yuanshan Station) Before I went there, I thought Songshan would be a good place to take photos since it is so close to the city, but I didn’t expect... There are very few flights, about two or three per hour, and there are only a few large ones in a day, so be sure to check in advance. 🗓️Itinerary: Direction is also very important. The popular spot "Airplane Lane" can only be seen when heading from west to east, and that's where you land. You can't see any takeoffs or landings when traveling from east to west. Besides, it was a really busy market, so it was strange to see a tourist standing still in the middle of the road with his phone pointed up at the sky. It will also block others. 💞Recommended reasons: 1 and 2 are near Feijixiang Lane. You can also search Binjiang Fruit and Vegetable Market, or Zhongyu Temple. Some people went to the rooftop of the vegetable market to take pictures. When I went up, I found that there was a high wall. There were not many angles from which I could take pictures, and I didn’t know if I could still walk out. The vegetable market that stretches for several streets nearby is really fun to visit, and you can buy some fruits at the same time. 3 and 4 are near Dalongdong Baoan Temple and MRT Yuanshan Station. I was just going there to pray, but as I was walking I suddenly heard the rumble of an airplane. I then realized I was on the landing route, so I took the opportunity to take a few photos. If you walk south along the Dalong Street next to it, you will find many small restaurants and a night market at night. I had a very delicious squid soup. The weather was bad and I could only rely on photo editing. Moreover, I forgot to turn on the animated image earlier. It flew too fast and I couldn’t catch it at all. The ones I went looking for specifically are not as interesting as the ones I encountered randomly. Then one day I happened to be near the airport and wanted to take a look again, but when I opened the app, I found that the route was from east to west that day. So I still have to plan. #Taipei #Songshan Airport #Airplane #Airplane Photography #Taipei Itinerary

#ancienttownvibes As I walked through the gates of Dalongdong Bao An Temple, I couldn’t help but marvel at the craftsmanship of this cultural gem. The rooflines were gracefully arched, adorned with ceramic figures that seemed to dance with the wind. Inside, the prayer hall exuded warmth, with soft red tones complemented by beautifully arranged scrolls and calligraphy. The temple grounds weren’t just about solemnity—they also had charm. The storytelling statues of Confucius and other historical characters brought smiles to my face. Every corner, from the manicured garden to the red bell, offered photo-worthy moments. For visitors, make sure to explore beyond the main hall. You’ll find peaceful pathways, quiet spots for reflection, and more stunning details that make this place a living piece of history.

#chinatrip When in Taipei, a visit to Dalongdong Baoan Temple is a must for travelers who appreciate art and architecture. This temple isn’t just a religious site—it’s a feast for the eyes. My family and I were captivated by the colorful dragon sculptures adorning the walls and the koi pond that seemed to sparkle with life. Every corner of the temple offers an opportunity for beautiful photographs. As you walk around, the intricate carvings and vibrant paintings on the walls feel like stepping into a living art gallery. Even the bell, weathered with age, stands as a testament to the temple’s history and charm. For photo enthusiasts, the blend of natural and architectural beauty here is unmatched. Tip: Visit early in the morning for softer lighting and fewer crowds—it’s the best time for those perfect Instagram-worthy shots!

Walking through the alleys of Dalongdong, the brick-red classical silhouette of Bao'an Temple comes into view. The grand eaves, intricate carvings, and colorful cut-and-paste decorations immerse visitors in a rich traditional cultural atmosphere at first sight. Stepping onto the stone steps and entering the temple, the ancient fragrance and soft sunlight intertwine in the air, creating an indescribable sense of tranquility. The main hall enshrines the Baosheng Emperor, and a continuous stream of devotees come to pray for peace and health. Their devout posture with hands clasped together makes the entire temple seem to be enveloped in a layer of harmonious light. I lingered in the side hall, admiring the carved beams and painted rafters. The exquisite wooden carvings of figures are lifelike, with every stroke reflecting the craftsmen's dedication. The garden in the rear hall is even more unique, with an ancient well and plants creating a picturesque scene, making one feel as if they are in a paradise. In this space filled with ancient charm, Bao'an Temple is not just a temple but a testament to Taipei's culture. Every brick and tile conveys the depth of history and faith, making it a place where people are reluctant to leave.

When you walk into "Daohui Coffee", you immediately feel the strong healing atmosphere. The design inside the cafe is mainly made of wood, creating a warm and relaxing feeling. The most surprising thing is that there is a super cute Samoyed in the store. He is kind and well-behaved. He comes over to be petted from time to time, instantly melting everyone's heart. I ordered the store's signature camellia latte. The warm milk foam and the aroma of tea gave it a fresh yet rich taste. You can't help but be amazed after taking a sip. This latte is not only visually beautiful, but also has a delicate layering. It is the most impressive cup I have had recently. Sitting by the window, watching the Samoyed lying on the ground comfortably, time seems to have stopped at this moment, making people not want to leave this small world of healing. #One-day tour in the city #100 Ways to Travel

[Access] ○About a 10-minute walk from MRT Yuanshan Station. [Points] ~Try visiting it together with Taipei Confucius Temple~ Baoan Temple is said to be a Confucius Temple that enshrines the god of medicine, Baosheng Dadi, as its main deity. In addition to the god of medicine, many secondary deities are also enshrined. This is a Confucius Temple where many wishes, such as safe childbirth, fertility, and academic success, come true. The carvings on the building are detailed and eye-catching. Many locals also come here, so the sight of many sweets and fruits used for prayer is a very Taiwanese experience. *Information as of October 2024. #AsiaTravelRecord

#100 Ways to Travel #Dalongdong Baoan Temple Baoan Temple is an important second-class historic site in Taipei City. Located in 44 Kan Street, it has a history of 280 years and is currently the largest Baosheng Dadi temple in Taiwan. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ When you come to Baoan Temple, you must ask for a fortune-telling for health and safety for yourself or your family. In addition, the Goddess of Birth in the Dalongdong Baoan Temple is also very effective, and there is an endless stream of people seeking children. When you come here, be sure to observe carefully, and don't miss the carvings and murals in the temple. Each one is like a god, and the craftsmanship is really excellent. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ There are two scheduled free tours on holidays (no reservation required) 9:00-11:30 am, 2:00-4:30 pm Weekday tours require reservations two weeks in advance. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Address: No. 61, Hami Street, Datong District Opening hours: 6.00am-9.00pm

#Taipei Attractions The Dalongdong Baoan Temple, located in Taipei City, is one of the most important Three Officials Temples in Taiwan. This ancient temple, built in the mid-19th century, retains a strong traditional architectural style and has become a famous historical and cultural landmark in Taipei. The architectural layout of Dalongdong Baoan Palace is distinctive, with the main hall as the center and four large halls symmetrically arranged on both sides, forming an elegant and graceful layout. The interior of the hall is magnificently decorated, with statues of the Three Emperors, Guandi and other gods enshrined, highlighting the importance of its religious status. There are many exquisite stone and wood carvings on the ceiling and walls of the temple, showing an extraordinary level of craftsmanship.

🚉Transportation strategy: Take the MRT Red Line directly to Yuanshan After exiting from Exit 2, go straight to Dalong Street and turn right. You can see it. The whole journey takes about ten minutes on foot. ⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯ Baoan Temple is an important second-class historical site in Taipei City. Located in "Forty-four Kan Street", it has a history of 280 years. It is also the largest Baosheng Dadi temple in Taiwan. Founded in the seventh year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1742), and Monga Zushi Temple and Monga Longshan Temple. They are collectively known as the "Three Great Temples of Taipei." ⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯ About "Forty-four Street"? ! In the seventh year of Jiaqing (1802), wealthy merchants came together to invest in partnership. Commercial streets were built on both sides, with 22 shops on each side. So it was called "Forty-four Kan Street". ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The Baosheng Dadi enshrined here is a branch of the Baijiao Tzu Chi Temple. **Tong'an County, Quanzhou Prefecture, Fujian (now Longhai City, Zhangzhou) Baosheng Dadi was born in Baijiao. At the age of 17, he went to Qingjiao to practice cultivation until his death. He is the patron saint of the people of Tongan and also the god of medicine in their faith. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Baoan Palace not only reflects the architectural style of our ancestors, Its wood carving, stone carving, painting, clay sculpture, paper cutting and pasting, etc. The decorative arts are of high quality and include many masterpieces by famous masters. Every year, a large religious event, the "Baosheng Cultural Festival", is held. 👇 On the day before Baosheng Dadi’s birthday (3/15 of the lunar calendar), There will be a grand procession to celebrate the birthday of Baosheng Dadi. We also pray for good weather, peace and prosperity for Taiwan. On his birthday, there is a grand sacrificial ceremony. As well as ritual activities such as setting fire to lions, walking through fire and family name plays. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The show started with a performance of "Family Surname Opera". There will also be performances by art groups, a street procession and the setting off of fire lions. 👇 After the procession, the next activity is the "Fire Lion" activity. That night, fireworks were set off in front of the temple, and the lights were dazzling. It has religious significance in warding off evil spirits, expelling epidemics, and bringing peace. It also becomes the finale and highlight event of the Baosheng Dadi celebration. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Every year at 11pm on New Year's Eve, There will be a bell-ringing ceremony to pray for peace and blessings. Ringing the bell 108 times means awakening all sentient beings from their 108 troubles. From late night on the Lunar New Year's Eve to the early morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, They will throw four lots to Baosheng Dadi to predict their fortunes in the new year. 👇 Draw out the New Year's God (national fortune), Physiology (business), 4 public signs for grains (agriculture and animal husbandry) and sea winter (fishery), Predict the fortunes of all industries in the country this year. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Come to Baoan Temple for yourself or your family. It is necessary to pray for a fortune stick for health and safety. In addition, the Goddess of Birth in the Dalongdong Baoan Temple, It is also very effective, and people come here in an endless stream to pray for children. When you come here, be sure to observe carefully. Don’t miss the carvings and murals in the temple. Each one is like a god, and the craftsmanship is really outstanding.

#Sakura2024 #TaiwanTravel #TaipeiTravel #DalongBaoanTemple 🌸🌸Dalongdongbaoan Temple, also known as Baoan Temple, is a Buddhist and Taoist temple. It is a very large temple that took hundreds of years to build. 🌸🌸The temple has beautiful architecture and small details throughout the temple. It will be very fun for those who are interested in walking around slowly. 📌no.61, Hami ST, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 🕰Every day 6:00-21:00 ☎️+886 2 2 5951676

#WinHongKongTicket I want to fly to Hong Kong to eat delicious food and stay in a hotel Located in the Dalongdong Night Market business district, it is relatively close to the Confucius Temple, directly opposite the Confucius Temple and not far from the Baoan Temple. It is open in the afternoon. It is very easy to spot on the main road. Once you arrive nearby and see the busiest crowds, you will find it. In addition to food, it also provides alcohol. When you arrive, you can find a seat first or queue up directly to order. Goose meat is priced at the market price and is weighed with the price marked. There are also goose gizzards, goose liver, goose intestines, etc. The staple foods are noodles, rice noodles, and vermicelli. This time I ordered a portion of goose meat (170), a portion of goose gizzards (80), and one vegetable, one blood cake, and one dry noodle. What impressed me most was the goose gizzards, which were not too dry and hard, and the middle was tender and the outer layer had a bit of chewiness. Paired with the special sauce, even I, who usually don't like to eat offal, ate several pieces. The goose meat is not too dry, with a little fat, and tastes very fragrant. This portion is enough for two people to have as afternoon tea. The dry noodles will ask you if you want to add special sauce. You must add it. It is not the kind of spicy sauce, but it will increase the overall taste. The green vegetables and blood cakes are also very delicious. The blood cake is like the pig blood cake, and it will be sprinkled with some peanut powder 👍 #Taipei City #Datong District #Dalongdong Night Market #Confucius Temple #Baoan Temple #First Local Goose Meat #Datong District Food #Cut Goose Meat #Drinking Food #Taiwan Beer

#Mu travel destinations #Taiwan travel destinations #Taiwan worship #Taipei travel For religious tourists who are planning to visit Taiwan, we would like to recommend this temple, Dalongdong Bao-An Temple! In addition to being a large temple, it is also popular among Taiwanese people. It is considered one of the three “respected temples” in Taipei. Impressive things about this temple: 1. Beautiful layout, similar to the Chinese character 回 (read the history 😅) 2. This temple is very famous for those who wish to pray for children and health. 3. Beautiful architecture, both temple works and carvings. 4. The temple is very large, but it is still quiet and not as crowded as other temples we have been to in Taipei. *We might see groups of people meditating. If you have the chance to go, don't forget to go up to worship and see the view of the temple from the building behind (even though the building has 4 floors, there is an elevator). How to get to the temple: 🚆 MRT Yuanshan Station (Red Line), Exit 1 and walk for about 5-10 minutes.

In the bustling and noisy downtown of Taipei, a visit to the Baoan Temple, which was built during the Qianlong period, can help you calm down.

There are really many delicious foods near Dalongdong This time I accidentally found an old shop with a long queue and came to try it out 👍🏻 Because I had breakfast, I just ordered rice noodle soup and meat soup. - .*/Rice noodle soup $20 Although it is a small bowl, it is still full and the portion is quite large It's thick rice noodles. The soup is also flavored with oil and fried green onions. I personally think it's pretty ordinary and I'd probably only eat it once. (Not really my cup of tea 😅 - .*/Meat Soup $50 The CP value is very high. It is really full of meat soup. And you can tell that their meat soup doesn’t contain much flour👍🏻 But the smell of alcohol is quite strong. People who don't drink alcohol may not like it. I just think the alcohol taste is too strong 🥲 It's a pity~ - 🐾Store name: Dalongdong Meat Soup-Rice Noodle Soup 🐾Address: No. 297, Section 3, Chongqing North Road, Datong District, Taipei City 103 🐾Tel: 02 2596 7090 🐾Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday 06:00-14:30 Closed on Monday 🚫

Address: No. 61, Hami Street, Datong District, 103, Taipei City Atmosphere/Facilities: Dadaogong Temple near Taipei Confucius Temple A temple believed by the people of Tongan, Quanzhou Features: It was designated as a national monument in 2018. Price per person: Above average Rating: Full marks 💯 #AnythingYouWant #DaLongElementary #TongXianSpiritualWoman