[2025 Tainan Attraction] Travel Guide for Tainan Sacrificial Rites Martial Temple (Updated Jul)

After visiting the national historic site, the Tainan Sacrificial Mazu Temple, don't miss the adjacent Taiwan Sacrificial Martial Temple. It is the only martial temple in Taiwan that has been elevated to the status of a court sacrificial temple. The main deity worshipped here is the Martial God of Wealth, Guan Sheng Dijun. Inside the hall stands a towering Green Dragon Crescent Blade, gleaming with a silver sheen and exuding an extraordinary aura. The most eye-catching feature of the Martial Temple's exterior is the 66-meter-long, continuous vermilion gable wall that connects each building, forming a magnificent long wall. It can be said to be the most beautiful scenery in Tainan. The architectural beauty of the Sacrificial Martial Temple is also a major highlight: the sparrow substitutes of the Sanchuan Hall, the lion and elephant fighting seats, the plaque of the Great Man, the two dragons fighting for the pearl, and the two statues of Guan Di in the main hall. Each has its own story and special use, and without a guided tour, it is difficult to understand the mysteries within.

Transportation Tips: Driving to Chihkan Tower Must-see attractions: Chihkan Tower and Tainan Grand Matsu Temple, a first-class historic site It is worthy of being the first martial arts temple in Taiwan. The building is antique and the hall is full of plaques from the Qing and Republic periods. It is amazing. Many ancient cultural relics are preserved in the building. Recommended hotel: 4-star Cambridge Hotel Tainan Must-try food: Grilled toast snacks, Afeng winter melon tea Shopping Guide: Snail Alley Yuanlin Department Store #Religious beliefs#Historical sites#Spiritual sustenance#Famous snacks

Tainan Attractions-Sidian Wu Temple Commonly known as the Great Guandi Temple, also known as the Great Wu Temple, Different from the Kaiji Wu Temple on Xinmei Street (also known as the Little Guandi Temple), It is adjacent to the Great Heavenly Palace and opposite to the Chihkan Tower. Located on Yongfu Road, it is the oldest martial arts temple in Tainan. It was built during the Ming Dynasty, and was originally dedicated to Yue Fei and Guan Gong. After the Qing Dynasty conquered Taiwan, the main deity worshipped was Guan Gong. Later, he conferred the title of Guandi on the three generations and rebuilt the main temple gate. It was also promoted to become the official main temple for worshipping ceremonies, so it was named the Si Dian Wu Temple. Address: No. 229, Section 2, Yongfu Road, West Central District, Tainan City 700 #travelinspiration #familytravel #wheretogoinsummer

#2024TravelReview The Taiwan Sidianwu Temple, commonly known as the Great Guandi Temple, was first built in the 19th year of the Yongli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1665 AD). In the 19th year of the Yongli reign, Zheng Chenggong's son Zheng Jing built temples for Wen, Wu, Zhenwu and Chenghuang in Chengtian Prefecture. The Wu Temple is today's Sidian Wu Temple, located in the south of Chihkan Tower and was expanded from the Guandi Hall. The plaque "Real Man" at the Temple of Martial Arts comes from the ancient sage Mencius: "Wealth and honor cannot corrupt, poverty and humbleness cannot move, power and force cannot bend; this is what a real man is", which points out the demeanor of a real man. Address: No. 229, Section 2, Yongfu Road, West Central District, Tainan City #TainanAttractions #Temple

1- Strawberry 🍓 flavored grilled sandwich: Toast 🍞 is baked by auntie and is just the right softness. The temperature is just right and it is very easy to eat. The eggs are fried in lard and are thick and dry. The strawberry jam I used was the more common Liberty brand. But the overall combination of salty and sweet tastes good. If you have time, you can come and try it. (But it is not a heavenly delicacy that can be eaten after passing through (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎) #Grandma's Grilled Sandwich

No. 229, Section 2, Yongfu Road, Zhongxi District, Tainan City, 700 This is a temple in Tainan that enshrines Guan Yu, the former head of the Wu Temple. It is said to have been built around the 16th century.