Same same as all Chinese Temples. When you have seen one you have seen them all. Nothing different. Extremely busy when we went.

Our guide Claire from My Taiwan Travels took us to experience a local temple and see how people of Taiwan practice their spiritual guidance. It was truly a beautiful building and grounds and the atmosphere really set the tone for what to expect and experience...More

The temple complex is beautifully decorated. Many people go there to worship. Looking around the area is also interesting: it is not touristy, so you'll see many pensioners waiting for food distribution, small local shops and other interesting aspects of local life.

This is a lovely historic and traditional temple situated in a modern city. Everything from the smell of incenses to the chatter and even the rich decor will captivate you.

Few visitors to Taipei leave without visiting the Longshan Temple, which was voted one of Taiwan's top religious sites in a public vote. The temple is a syncretic blending of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, which is usually referred to as Taiwanese folk religion. The temple...More

The temple itself is not very impressive, it is a bit small. I would only come here if you want to pray/offer goods to the Gods. I would not recommend you come here if you have a short stay in Taipei. The reason I gave...More

The uniqueness of Longshan temple is that it is a temple of wonderful mix of the Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucian faiths. We alighted at Longshan temple MRT station, which is just a corner. When we arrived, there were lots of people, locals praying and visitors...More