Dagangshan Chaofeng Temple

Qing Dynasty Taiwan traditional Buddhist galan building Keelung Lingquan Temple is located in the Yuemei Mountain in Keelung City, founded by the good wisdom, Miaomi Zen Master in Meiji 31 years Kaohsiung Dagangshan Chaofeng Temple, and is known as the four avenues that have the greatest impact on Taiwan Buddhism at that time.

Located on the slopes of Dagang Mountain, if it is compared to the Mazu Temple Tianhou Palace in the city, it can be described as quiet. Of course, it may also come with us in the morning and afternoon. It has a long history and is also a very solemn Buddhist holy place.

Dagangshan Faith Center, beautiful scenery overlooking the beautiful scenery of Alian, it is worth visiting.

Dagangshan as a military fortress, Chaofeng Temple so moved down the mountain (that is, today's new Chaofeng Temple), after Taiwan's restoration, the abbot and the monks returned to the mountain this Buddhist holy place; Since the Qing Dynasty, Chaofeng Temple has been known for spirituality, so attracting a large number of believers to visit, every morning or dusk to Chaofeng Temple, in addition to the after-sound, the environment here will make you feel that everywhere is full of Zen, is a good place to rest and let down the noise.

Chaofeng Temple is located in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province, is the birthplace of Buddhism in Alian Township. As early as the Ming Dynasty, there were Taibu Temple Shaoqing Shen Guangwen in Dagang Mountain to make Mao for the scorpion, cut hair for the monk, and worship Buddha. The Qing Dynasty was 9 years (1731), and there were tourists, Shaoguang Zen masters, who made grass for the scorpion. It was the beginning of the Chaofeng Temple.

Since the Qing Dynasty, Chaofeng Temple has been known for spirituality, so attracting a large number of believers to visit, every morning or dusk to Chaofeng Temple, in addition to the after-sound, the environment here will make you feel that everywhere is full of Zen, is a good place to rest and let down the noise.