Guang'an Temple Introduction
Guang'an Temple was established quite early and is one of the ancient temples among over seventy temples dedicated to the King of Zhang in Taiwan, preserving many historical artifacts. Notably, a pair of small stone lion candle holders, with unique designs, exist today as rare items believed to date back to the temple's establishment, which is over two hundred years ago. Inside the temple, the main altar features a golden dragon intricately carved, showcasing the resplendent presence of the King of Zhang sitting in the center, with a red face and long beard, exuding great authority. The generals, Fushun and Fuxin, stand on either side holding swords, with solemn expressions. The left altar is dedicated to the honorable Guan Yu, known for his justice and righteousness, while the right altar enshrines the amiable God of Wealth, who protects the community.
