靈興殿 | 十八王公廟 - Gushan District

Although it is necessary to climb the stairs, it is all worth it! Here you can see Sun Yat-sen University and the endless sea. There is also a very interesting sign-seeking machine here, which is worth paying for once!

Eighteen Kings Temple Beautiful scenery with sea view from a distance The trail is pretty good The old man also left There is a water dispenser attached for use The trail is tired and you can drink drool There is a toilet next to it for washing your face However, the water pressure in the toilet is small Not recommended for large size There is also a beverage dispenser outside the temple. Don't be afraid of thirst

The sea view towards the temple entrance is very beautiful. You can also watch the beautiful scenery when you climb up. By the foot of the mountain, the high-priced parking lot is 50 yuan / H.

Lingxing Temple, also known as the Temple of the Eighteen Kings, is a Taoist temple in Gushan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. It is located next to the British Consulate in Tagou, and can be reached on foot via Lane 30, On Chuan Street. On the way, you will pass a newly completed scenic spot ~ Shou Chuan Head The mountain bunker, from the old bunker, you can overlook the Kaohsiung Port and the Qihou Lighthouse, etc., and then pass by a small temple, Hongxingtang, which houses five turtles of different species, which is quite special. The Eighteen Wanggong Temple originated from the legend of the 23rd year of Kangxi (1684). Later, due to the expansion of the National Sun Yat-sen University, it was rebuilt and the Eighteen Wanggong Temple was moved to the British consulate in Tagou. Later, the temple was changed to The main worship is to the God Xuantian, the god of Zhenhai, and the eighteen princes are also enshrined, and they are also enshrined in the God of Ford, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, Zhusheng Empress, Marshal of Zhongtan, and Lord Tiger. Here you can have a bird's eye view of West Bay and part of the campus of Sun Yat-Sen University. The scenery is quite beautiful.

The origin of the construction of Lingxing Hall and the legendary stories are written on the wall, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Xiziwan.