Ding Tai Shan Rock

Taipei Attractions

頂泰山巖外觀

Ding Tai Mountain Rock was built in the 19th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1754 AD) and is the oldest temple in the Taishan area, currently listed as a national third-level historic site. The most recent renovations took place during the Showa era under Japanese rule, planned and designed by the renowned craftsman Chen Ying-bin. The architectural layout features a two-entry, two-corridor design with twin dragon guardians. The interior decorations, including wood carvings, stone carvings, and paintings, are exquisite and delicate, showcasing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship and rich in auspicious symbolism. Ding Tai Mountain Rock primarily enshrines Xianying Patriarch, and a grand celebration is held annually on September 18 to honor the Patriarch's birthday. Nearby, there is the Qitou Trail, a well-known ancient path in Taishan, which also leads to Yixue Keng and Mingzhi Academy, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of Taishan's cultural relics.

Address：32 Yinghua Street, Taishan District, New Taipei City 243, Taiwan

Ding Tai Shan Rock Introduction

Ding Taishan Temple was built in the 19th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1754) and is the oldest temple in the Taishan area, currently designated as a national third-class historical site. The most recent renovation took place during the Japanese occupation in the Showa period, planned and designed by master craftsman Chen Ying-bin. The architectural layout features a double entrance with two corridors and two protective dragons, while the internal wood carvings, stone carvings, and decorative paintings are exquisite and delicate, showcasing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship and rich auspicious meanings. Ding Taishan Temple primarily worships Xianying Ancestor Master, and a grand celebration is held every year on September 18 to honor the Master's birthday. Nearby, there is the Qitou Trail, a well-known ancient path in Taishan that leads to Yixue Keng and Mingzhi Academy, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of Taishan's cultural relics.

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Ding Tai Shan Rock Travel Information

Address：32 Yinghua Street, Taishan District, New Taipei City 243, Taiwan

Transportation Methods：1. Take bus 637, 638, 801, 880, 883, 1501, 1503, F211, F217, or F218 and get off at "Taishan Yan" Station. ("Taishan Yan" Station refers to "Ding Taishan Yan," not "Xia Taishan Yan" Station.) 2. From Taoyuan Metro - Taishan Station, transfer to bus 783/786 and get off at Taishan Branch Station, then walk about 3 minutes to the bus stop at Xia Taishan Yan and transfer to bus 637/638/880 to get off at Taishan Yan Station, then walk about 3 minutes to arrive.

Other Nearby Attractions： Ming Chuan University 、 Taishan Forest Bookstore 、 Gangbu Army Command Bunker Ruins (Cultural Heritage Imaging Park) 、 Xinzhuang Youth Park (Mudan Heart Ecological Park) 、 Xia Tai Shan Rock 、 Taishan Doll Industry Culture Museum 、 Xinzhuang Sports Park 、 Wusheng Temple 、 Xinzhuang Temple Street Shopping District 、 Xinzhuang Miao Street Night Market

Nearby Cuisine： Bway Party 、 Fu Jen Soft Serve Ice Cream 、 Tao Hua Yuan Restaurant 、 Boots Pasta Restaurant 、 Lao Ye Beef Noodle Soup 、 Honey Tea Goose 、 Beef Brother's Meat Shop 、 Mama Wu's Handmade Dumplings 、 Good Friend's Fruit Stand 、 Jiazheng Grocery Store