Baiji Hengxiu Temple Introduction
Baijihang Xiuxiung Temple is located on the slopes of Baiji Mountain in Sanxia, and is a branch of Xingtian Temple, also known as Sanxia Xingtian Temple or Sanxia Enzhu Temple. The temple primarily enshrines Guanyin Shengdi, representing a folk belief that integrates Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The architectural design of the temple is magnificent, and it serves as a branch of Xingtian Temple in Taipei, attracting abundant worshippers and is one of the beliefs of the local Hakka people. The geographical environment surrounding Xiuxiung Temple is excellent, with lush forests. In spring, the mountains are covered with blooming azaleas, creating a stunning display, while in winter, plum blossoms are in full bloom, offering tranquility. The stairways on both sides of the temple lead to a mountain trail at the rear, where one can stroll amidst the shaded paths and find pavilions formed by vines, providing a refreshing and pleasant experience. If one can reach the mountain peak, they can further enjoy a vast expanse of pine woods and acacia trees, which is truly beautiful.
