Matsu Daitsen Temple

Chiayi Attractions

魍港太聖宮為一處鄉內漁民出海時、祈求平安的祭拜場所,宮內供奉的是漁民的守護神媽祖
魍港太聖宮為一處鄉內漁民出海時、祈求平安的祭拜場所,宮內供奉的是漁民的守護神媽祖

Taisheng Temple is located in the beautiful village of Budai, Chiayi. It enshrines Mazu, the protector of fishermen. Aside from being a place for local fishermen to pray for safety before heading out to sea, the temple houses a Mazu statue from the Ming Dynasty that is over three hundred years old, attracting pilgrims from various regions. The Mazu statue at Taisheng Temple has been certified by the Ministry of Education as belonging to the late Ming Dynasty, and its extensive history of over three hundred years has significant protective value. In 2019, it was recognized as an important cultural artifact, making it a crucial cultural asset. For this reason, Taisheng Temple is not only revered by local devotees but is also a treasured historical site sought after by worshippers from both home and abroad.

Address:No. 132, Budai Township, Chiayi County 625, Taiwan

Matsu Daitsen Temple Introduction

Tai Sheng Temple is located in the Haomei Village of Budai Town, Chiayi County. It is dedicated to the guardian deity of fishermen, Mazu. Besides serving as a place for local fishermen to pray for safety during their outings, the temple houses a Mazu statue from the Ming Dynasty that is over 300 years old, attracting pilgrims from all over. The Mazu statue at Tai Sheng Temple has been identified by the Ministry of Education as belonging to the late Ming Dynasty, making it a historically significant artifact with a protective value that spans over three centuries. In 2019, it was certified as an important cultural relic, making it a critical cultural asset. Because of this, Tai Sheng Temple is not only revered by local devotees but is also a precious historical site that many worshippers from various regions, both domestic and international, are eager to visit.

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