Penghu Tianhou Temple

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– Penghu County Penghu Tianhou Temple, located in Magong City, is one of the oldest Mazu temples in Taiwan, dating back to the 16th century. Mazu, the goddess of the sea, is especially revered in Penghu, where fishing and maritime culture are central to life. The temple is a masterpiece of traditional architecture, with stone carvings, woodwork, and murals that have been carefully preserved over the centuries. The temple is still an active place of worship, and you’ll often see locals making offerings and lighting incense. The atmosphere is reverent but welcoming. After exploring the temple, take a walk through the surrounding streets of Magong’s old town, which are full of historic buildings and seafood restaurants. It’s a cultural and historical hub that shouldn’t be missed on any Penghu itinerary.

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