Nantian Temple - East District

The six-story high temple, all the gods you can think of can come here to worship Spacious space, with elevator, wash basin, disinfection and fog door on the first floor The floor is very clean, and the cochin pottery on the roof is also very well maintained. It seems to be repaired every year. It is suitable for taking children or new friends to stroll around, give a brief introduction to each god, and finally feed a turtle P.S toilet don't know what is gorgeous

Among the three major Guandi temples in downtown Taichung, Nantian Temple is the youngest, but it is the largest and the most prosperous. Nantian Temple was built in 1952, only 70 years old. The 146-foot-high (about 48.66 meters) statue of the Holy Emperor and the elaborately carved buildings soon attracted many believers to come to the pilgrimage. The holy emperor who sits in the sky in the central area of ​​Tainan is magnificent and solemn. Although the world's largest record has long been broken by the statue of Guan Gong built by China at a cost of more than NT$700 million, the statue of Guan Gong in China was accused of being demolished illegally, and our holy emperor still stands. In addition to several old faces that are common in Taoism, the gods who are worshipped also include Yue Wumu, who is devoted to serving the country. It is a rare configuration of dual gods of war. The outdoor ponds on both sides are very ingenious in landscaping, and there are some interesting blessing equipment in the apse. After visiting the shrine, it is recommended to walk around.