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Cihu gong (慈護宮)

From the Ground Up: Buddhism & East Asian Religions (FROGBEAR Project)

Exterior front view of 慈護宮, CiHuGong temple with incense burner, Taoist deities, and colorful dragons on roof. Founded in 1809. This Taoist temple is about to undergo a major reconstruction due to a leaking roof. This is a main central temple in the Jinshan [1]. Exterior view of temple entrance gate with Taoist deities and colorful dragons [2]. Exterior front view of temple with incense burner, Taoist deities, and colorful dragons on roof [3]. Interior view of temple with a table to place offerings, Taoist deities, and colorful dragons [4]. Interior view of temple with Taoist deities, and colorful dragons [5]. Interior view of temple with a sign that directs the flow of worship [6]. Interior view of temple with stone inscription [7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12]. Interior view of temple primary altar with Taoist deities [13]. Exterior panoramic view of temple with incense burner, Taoist deities, and colorful dragons on roof [14]. Interior panoramic view of temple with offering table Taoist deities, and colorful dragons [15]. Interior 360 view of temple [16].

New Taipei City (Taiwan); 25.2206; 121.6403

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