Discover the best top things to do in Zhongshan District, Taiwan including Hsing Tian Kong, Jingfugong, TCS Church, Puji Temple, Linji Huguo Shrine, Taipei Baoxia Temple, Tian huanggong, Taipei Wen Heng Sheng Di Dian, Shuang Jing Miao, St Christopher's Catholic Church.
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Hsing Tian Gong honours Guan Yu, the patron saint of businessmen. The construction is relatively new; it was erected in 1967. "Ghost money" is no longer burnt at the temple, in an effort to reduce air pollution in the city. It is not as venerable as Lungshan Temple, but it is a lot cleaner.
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We found Jingfu temple while walking in Zhongshan neighborhood, as we were staying in the Aloft Zhongshan. This is a Taoist temple, built in the city, surrounded by many tall buildings. It's clear it is a definite neighborhood temple where locals flow in and out during the course of the day, but it does not seem crowded. Not many many tourists appear to visit, but we were clearly invited come in, explore the wonderful architecture and see the deities. Jingfu temple can be reached by rapid transit. It is about a 5 minute walk from the National Xiaoshan MRT Station. In spite of being a Taoist temple, it exhibitsthere strong Chinese characteristics. The entrance is quite beautiful, and a very large metal incinerator (for lack of a better word) greets the visitors. Here, offerings are burnt. The temple has grown over time, and the last refurbishment was in 2000. There are three floors. An elevator is available. The marble, the wood carvings, the beautiful orchids by the altars are stunning. The keepers motioned us to look around and take pictures. I wish I could speak the language and converse with the lovely temple keepers, and understand more about the temple.
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St Christopher's Catholic Church is located in Chung Shan North Road in Taipei. It holds Masses in English and Tagalog every Sunday. Going to Mass and having a meal at McDonald's, while catching up with old friends, is a Sunday ritual for many Filipinas, for whom St Christopher's like their parish church back in the Philippines. Buses running up Chung Shan North Road stop outside St Christopher's.
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