Temples & religious sites
Bangka Qingshan Temple
Bangka Qingshan Temple
This temple is dedicated to the monk Qingshui Zushi, who is credited in local legend with ending a severe drought in the village. Visitors go here to observe mid-Qing dynasty temple architecture and traditional design elements. It serves as a site for both religious practice and the study of historical Taiwanese craftsmanship.
Getting There
The temple is located in the Wanhua District of New Taipei City. From the Taipei city centre, it is accessible via the Taipei Metro (MRT). Depending on your starting point, the journey typically takes 15 to 30 minutes using a combination of train and a short walk.
Visit Duration
Allow approximately 45 to 90時間を 90 minutes to walk through the grounds and examine the architectural details.
When to Visit
The site can get crowded during traditional lunar festivals and weekends. Visiting on a weekday morning generally offers a quieter experience. There are no specific seasonal restrictions, though the outdoor courtyards are most comfortable during the cooler months.
Nearby Attractions
The temple is situated within walking distance of several other landmarks, making it easy to combine with other sites:
- Bangka Lungshan Temple: 0.4km
- Taipei Botanical Garden: 1.2km
- 228 Peace Memorial Park: 1.3km
- National Taiwan Museum: 1.3km
Updated September 13, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors