寺社・宗教施設
艋舺龍山寺
Bangka Lungshan Temple
龍山寺（りゅうざんじ）は、台湾の寺院。台湾各地に存在するが、本項では台北市万華区に位置する龍山寺を解説する。
Bangka Lungshan Temple
Bangka Lungshan Temple is a working Taiwanese folk temple in the Wanhua District, first built in 1738 by settlers from Fujian and dedicated to Guanyin. Beyond the main Buddhist hall, its courtyards hold altars to folk deities including Mazu and Guan Yu, so it functions less as a single-faith site and more as a layered record of the beliefs Chinese settlers brought with them. The carved stone pillars, roof ornamentation, and layout of connected halls are worth slowing down for, and it remains an active place of worship rather than a museum piece.
Getting there
The temple sits in Wanhua, one of Taipei's older districts, a short ride from the city centre. From areas like Ximending or Taipei Main Station, it's roughly 10-15 minutes by MRT (Longshan Temple Station on the Bannan Line is named for it and exits almost directly onto the grounds). From Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), figure on about an hour into central Taipei via the Airport MRT before transferring.
How long to stay
Most visitors spend 30-45 minutes walking through the halls and courtyards; allow closer to an hour if you want to sit and observe the worship rituals rather than just pass through.
When to go
Mornings tend to be calmer, before tour groups arrive later in the day. The temple can get crowded during festivals and on the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month, when locals come to pray in larger numbers.
Nearby
It pairs naturally with a wider Wanhua walk:
- Bangka Qingshan Temple (0.4km) - another historic local temple, an easy add-on
- Taipei Botanical Garden (1.2km) - a quieter green space for afterward
- National Museum of History (1.3km) - within walking distance if you want indoor exhibits
- 228 Peace Memorial Park (1.6km) - a further stop for those extending the walk into central Taipei
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