All globe trotters will understand that a Confucian temple will be a staple sight in all countries and cities where the majority of the population is Chinese. The temple is uncommon because it is the only Confucian temple in Taipei that has decorations consisting namely ceramic statues and décor pertaining to the southern Fujian Style.

Constructed originally in 1879, this temple dedicated to Confucius has been destroyed and reconstructed during periods of civil disturbances; the latest among them in 1930. The 28th of September every year, a festival is held in honor of the ancient Chinese teacher.

• This temple is a common destination for students who come to pray just before their exams.
• This place is a temple with a difference.
• It is a quite place where you will learn quite a few things!
• The temple is closed on Mondays but Wheelchair access is available.

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