Prosperity and Innovation—Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

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Prosperity and Innovation—
Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

Songshan and Xinyi districts are vibrant and modern, while Nangang serves as Taipei’s eastern gateway. These areas are thriving with business, finance, trade, and technology, showcasing the city's future development potential.
Prosperity and Innovation—
Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

Songshan and Xinyi districts are vibrant and modern, while Nangang serves as Taipei’s eastern gateway. These areas are thriving with business, finance, trade, and technology, showcasing the city's future development potential.
Prosperity and Innovation—
Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

Songshan and Xinyi districts are vibrant and modern, while Nangang serves as Taipei’s eastern gateway. These areas are thriving with business, finance, trade, and technology, showcasing the city's future development potential.
Prosperity and Innovation—
Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

Songshan and Xinyi districts are vibrant and modern, while Nangang serves as Taipei’s eastern gateway. These areas are thriving with business, finance, trade, and technology, showcasing the city's future development potential.
Prosperity and Innovation—
Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

Songshan and Xinyi districts are vibrant and modern, while Nangang serves as Taipei’s eastern gateway. These areas are thriving with business, finance, trade, and technology, showcasing the city's future development potential.
Prosperity and Innovation—
Songshan-Xinyi-Nangang Line

Songshan and Xinyi districts are vibrant and modern, while Nangang serves as Taipei’s eastern gateway. These areas are thriving with business, finance, trade, and technology, showcasing the city's future development potential.

TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple was formerly known as Zhaoming Temple.

TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple was originally built during the Guangxu era of the Qing Dynasty. It was once the Taipei Prefecture City God Temple. After being dismantled due to urban redevelopment, it was rebuilt behind Songshan Station and renamed “Zhaoming Temple,” reflecting the meanings of the temple plaques: “Justice Manifested” and “Clear Distinction Between Good and Evil.” Originally located in the heart of the old Taipei prefectural city, the temple was later relocated to its current site in Xikou and now enshrines Wei Ling Gong, the City God of Taipei Prefecture. As a symbol of justice and protection for the community, the temple bears witness to Taipei’s urban transformation. It tightly links ancient faith with modern life, serving as a spiritual stronghold for residents and a cultural thread weaving together Taipei’s past and present.

Official website

The layered dougong brackets of the coffered ceiling showcase the masterful craftsmanship of the artisans.

The enshrined City God originates from the Qing-era TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple.

An abacus hangs above the main hall entrance, symbolizing fair judgment of human virtue and vice.

Taipei 101 stands in view, glowing beside the Chenghuang Temple lanterns.

TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple

TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple was formerly known as Zhaoming Temple.

TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple was originally built during the Guangxu era of the Qing Dynasty. It was once the Taipei Prefecture City God Temple. After being dismantled due to urban redevelopment, it was rebuilt behind Songshan Station and renamed “Zhaoming Temple,” reflecting the meanings of the temple plaques: “Justice Manifested” and “Clear Distinction Between Good and Evil.” Originally located in the heart of the old Taipei prefectural city, the temple was later relocated to its current site in Xikou and now enshrines Wei Ling Gong, the City God of Taipei Prefecture. As a symbol of justice and protection for the community, the temple bears witness to Taipei’s urban transformation. It tightly links ancient faith with modern life, serving as a spiritual stronghold for residents and a cultural thread weaving together Taipei’s past and present.

Official website

The layered dougong brackets of the coffered ceiling showcase the masterful craftsmanship of the artisans.

The enshrined City God originates from the Qing-era TaipeiFu Chenghuang Temple.

An abacus hangs above the main hall entrance, symbolizing fair judgment of human virtue and vice.

Taipei 101 stands in view, glowing beside the Chenghuang Temple lanterns.