Daiquan Hall

Hsinchu Attractions

Daiquan Hall Introduction

Daijuantang, also known as the Sacred Emperor Temple, is located at No. 19, Zhaokeng, Xinfeng Village, Qionglin Township. It was built in 1892, making it over a century old. The temple was proposed by local gentry, including Yang Fulai and Zhong Fengyuan, who were inspired by the magnificent scenery of Feifeng Mountain, particularly the mid-mountain area that resembles a paradise. Daijuantang primarily enshrines the deities Guan Sheng Di Jun, Fu You Di Jun, and Si Ming Zhen Jun. It is named "Daijuantang" to reflect its role in promoting virtue and bestowing blessings upon the world.

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Daiquan Hall Travel Information

Address：No. 19, Shilin, Xianglin Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan

Transportation Methods：Take the exit to Zhulin Interchange on the North Second Highway → Merge onto Route 120 towards Hengshan and Zhudong → Keep an eye out for the sign for Feifeng Mountain on your left → Turn left and head up the mountain following the Feifeng Mountain sign → Daiquan Temple.

Other Nearby Attractions： Feifeng Mountain Trail 、 Shun Yi Leisure Horse Ranch 、 Wenlin Pavilion 、 Zhudong Riverside Park 、 Wenlin Ecological Trail 、 Huanqiong Bamboo Curtain Cultural Center 、 Zhudong Railway Station 、 Zhudong Heart - Zhudong Train Station Tourism Service Center 、 Zhudong Cultural and Creative Arts Village 、 Hsiao Ruo-Sung Art Park

Nearby Cuisine： Meinong Tower Restaurant 、 A-Juan Sister Hakka Pickled Vegetables 、 Sister A-Juan Hakka Preserved Vegetables 、 Taiwan Black Tea Co., Ltd. 、 Lin Yue Bing Wu 、 Red-Crowned Crane Japanese Fusion Cuisine 、 He Yuan Snack 、 Family Recipe Snacks (Xin Nong Street Dumpling Restaurant) 、 Shadow Café 、 Cloud Sea Leisure Tea Factory