Guishandao Putuo Temple

Putuo Rock on Guishan Island, formerly known as Gonglan Palace and Guangde Palace, is a Guanyin Temple located on Guishan Island, Head Town, Yilan County, Taiwan. It used to be Nezha Temple and Mazu Temple. Source: Wikipedia, Picture: Selfie

The temples on the island shelter the islanders and the incense flourishes.

A faith center on the island that prays for peace and weather. It used to be dedicated to Matsu in the early days, but it was only for Guanyin Bodhisattva in the later period~ Remember to pay a sincere visit to this island!

The only temple on the island

The only sacred place with a house number on Guishan Island

It is the only temple on Guishan Island. It was originally dedicated to Guanyin. However, Putuoyan was originally a temple dedicated to the Mazu of the residents of Guishan Island, called Gonglan Palace. After the residents were evacuated, the Mazu of Gonglan Palace also moved with the residents, and then the temple was abolished. After the military took over, there was an inability to resist the island. Later, I came to Guanyin to sit here and renamed Putuoyan. Near the Putuoyan, there is a cold spring, which is the only fresh water on the island and a place to draw water from the residents of the former island. The Putuoyan house number is quite learned. The house number was numbered according to the order of the Xiangshan Road in Guishanli, Renze Community, Dazeli, and the immigration of Guishan Island in the Renze Community was won in 1999. The community was renamed "Kameyama Island Community" and the name of Kameyamari was restored. The "No. 282" house of Kameyama Road in Kameyama-ri was also added to Putuo Rock on the island, so you can't find it in the Kushiro Road in the Tokushima Mountain To the 282.

Guishan Island, simply explain the end of a circle around Little Sun Moon Lake

From the early worship of Nezha, the third prince from Tangshan, to Mazupo and Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, this is an important center of faith. It has a history of more than a hundred years.