Temple of the God of Earth in the mountains of Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei, Taiwan.
台南 台湾府城隍廟 Taiwan：Taiwanfu Chenghuan Temple
2011年10月、台南の台湾府城隍廟を訪ねました。台湾府城隍廟は、1669年に鄭成功の息子の鄭経のために建てられた台湾最古の城隍廟です。現在の建物は、1759年に再建されたものです。人間の善悪行に対し因果応報を司る神、城隍威霊公を祀っています。
城隍は地獄の裁判官といわれているそうです。廟に祭られている大型の算盤は、死者の生前の功労を計算して評価を下すためのもので、こうして勧善懲悪を奨励し、人々の生前の行いを戒めて、安定した社会を実現しようという先人の知恵が生んだものだそうです。大型の算盤は、廟の内側、入り口の頭上に飾られているそうですが、見過ごしてしまいました。宗教文物陳列館にあるものを見ました。屋外では、偽札を燃やし神にささげていました。
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Gods in Taiwan
You can pray to many different Gods from different religions in one just temple in Taiwan. Buddha, Taoism God, God of Happiness, God of Knowledge, God of Children, God of Love, ....
Taiwan- Caves, Water God and luck
Part of our trip on Green Island where we check out some caves, visit the shrine of the water God and I get a fortune.
Buddhist temple in Taipei, Taiwan
Amazing Taiwanese Buddhist Temple Tour 台灣佛教寺廟
A tour of an incredibly beautiful buddhist temple I found in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
台灣佛教寺廟
Buddhism is a religion and philosophy encompassing a variety of traditions, beliefs, and practices largely based on teachings attributed to Siddhartha Gautama, who is commonly known as the Buddha (meaning the awakened one in Sanskrit and Pāli). The Buddha lived and taught in the eastern part of Indian subcontinent some time between the 6th and 4th centuries BCE. He is recognized by Buddhists as an awakened or enlightened teacher who shared his insights to help sentient beings end ignorance (avidyā), craving (taṇhā), and suffering (dukkha) of dependent origination, realize sunyata, and attain Nirvana.
Two major branches of Buddhism are recognized: Theravada (The School of the Elders) and Mahayana (The Great Vehicle). Theravada has a widespread following in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia. Mahayana is found throughout East Asia and includes the traditions of Pure Land, Zen, Nichiren Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism, Shingon, Tiantai (Tendai) and Shinnyo-en. In some classifications, Vajrayana—practiced mainly in Tibet and Mongolia, and adjacent parts of China and Russia—is recognized as a third branch, while others classify it as a part of Mahayana. There are other categorisations of these three Vehicles or Yanas.
While Buddhism remains most popular within Asia, both branches are now found throughout the world. Estimates of Buddhists worldwide vary significantly depending on the way Buddhist adherence is defined. Lower estimates are between 350--500 million.
Buddhist schools vary on the exact nature of the path to liberation, the importance and canonicity of various teachings and scriptures, and especially their respective practices. Two of the most important teachings are dependent origination and sunyata. The foundations of Buddhist tradition and practice are the Three Jewels: the Buddha, the Dharma (the teachings), and the Sangha (the community). Taking refuge in the triple gem has traditionally been a declaration and commitment to being on the Buddhist path and in general distinguishes a Buddhist from a non-Buddhist. Other practices may include following ethical precepts, support of the monastic community, renouncing conventional living and becoming a monastic, the development of mindfulness and practice of meditation, cultivation of higher wisdom and discernment, study of scriptures, devotional practices, ceremonies, and in the Mahayana tradition, invocation of buddhas and bodhisattvas.
Taiwan Daoist Temple Celebration 02
My local temple celebrated their god's birthday at midnight recently. Here's the undedited footage. I'll try and do something with it later if I have time.
Longshan temple, Taipei, Taiwan
Sometimes also called Lungshan temple. Famous temple of Taipei city.
Changing Taiwan Communities: Danshui
Danshui is located in northwest Taipei and is surrounded by mountains and rivers. It is one of the top tourist spots in Taiwan.
chanting temple drum boys.AVI
Singang temple procession Feb.17 2011
A six hour procession lead the Matzu temple god - the idol -- back to the temple after her one week tour of Chia-yi County.
Singang, Chia-yi County, TAIWAN
Street Scene of Chiufen, Taiwan
March 8, 2010
南故宮 高跟鞋 好美里 檜意村
south npm Chiayi Taiwan
Chiayi, Taiwan
國立故宮博物院 南部院區
Southern Branch of the National Palace
故宮南院「龍藏經」鎮館 常設展
Southern Branch of the National Palace
346年歷史 市價逾百億
故宮典藏的「龍藏經」
是清朝第一部泥金寫本
藏文音譯為「甘珠爾經」
共蒐集 1100部佛教經典
完成迄今已 346年
當時是奉清康熙皇帝的祖母
孝莊太皇太后之命修造
當時寫經團隊分僧俗兩班
僧班共 117名喇嘛負責寫經
俗班負責採辦所需物資
照顧喇嘛飲食生活起居
費時兩年於清康熙 8年（1669）完成
346-year history
of the market price
of more than 10 billion
The collection of Buddhist scriptures
from the Forbidden City
is the first script written in the Qing dynasty The transliteration of Tibetan scriptures
into the Kamjul Sutras collects
1,100 Buddhist scriptures
and has been completed for 346 years
At that time is the Emperor Kangxi
of the Qing Emperor's grandmother
Xiao Zhuang Zhuang too Queen Mother
of the order to build
Was written by the team divided
into two classes of monks
and monks a total of 117 Lama monks responsible for writing
secular classes responsible for
the procurement of materials needed to
take care of Lama diet daily life
Took two years
in the Qing Emperor Kangxi
8 years (1669) to complete
高跟鞋教堂 High Heel Church
好美里 3D 彩繪村 3D painting village
檜意森活村 Hinoki Village
北門火車站 Peimen Station
文化路夜市 Wenhua Road night market
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再見梵谷 Van Gogh Alive Taiwan
林田山 Lintien
鷺鷥咖啡 Lucy Coffee
雪雲城堡 Castle of Hsuehyun
花東飛行場 HUSA Fly
熊熊王國 Bear Kingdom
寶麗廣場 Bellavita Taiwan
台灣 台中 清水 高美濕地
Gaomei wetland
Qingshui Taichung Taiwan
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Maokong Gondola - On the way back to Zhinan Temple, Taipei
Maokong Gondola - On the way back to Zhinan Temple, Taipei
Longshan Temple
Impressions from Longshan Temple in Taipei, Taiwan. Worshippers celebrating the end of the Chinese New Year holidays.
Longshan temple 02
Longshan (Dragon mountain) temple, Taipei, Taiwan.
Footage of the first and largest courtyard; people come here to worship the Buddist goddess of mercy (Guanyin), the Taoist deity Mazu, and a host of other gods.
The tower in the thumbnail for this video is the Drum Tower.
Taipei Airport Long Corridor
At the end of the long corridor
????????KENTING Trip West Coast BAISHA BEACH IS GREAT (墾丁/恆春半島西海岸)
Third and last video of our recent Kending (Kenting) We visited Maobitou, Baisha Bay, Wanlitong and Hengchung Town. I really liked Baisha Bay. Not many people there on a weekday in April. Probably packed in the summer months.
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Baisha Bay 白沙灣
Chenghuang (City God) Temple 城隍廟
Hengchun Peninsula 恆春半島
Kenting/Kending 墾丁
Kenting National Park 墾丁國家公園
Maobitou 貓鼻頭
Mt. Gui (Trail) 龜山
Wanlitong 萬里桐
West Coast and Maobitou Peninsula
On the coast in the park’s northwest corner, along County Highway 153 not far off Highway 26, is the renowned National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium (nmmba.gov.tw). Directly to its north, lookouts cap a large hill that strikingly soars up amidst flatlands all around. This is gentle-slope Mt. Gui (“Turtle Mountain”), shaped like a giant turtle shell. The Mt. Gui Trail snakes up to the 72m-high crest, from which grand inland panoramas of farmland, towns, and backdrop mountains fill the eye. The hill’s upper reaches are dotted with military ruins; the Japanese landed a punitive expedition on local shores in 1874, after area natives massacred shipwrecked Japanese sailors, and fortified the mountain after taking over Taiwan in 1895.
Further south along the national park’s west-coast side is Wanlitong and, near its southernmost tip, Baisha Bay. Compact Wanlitong village, markedly quieter than most other local tourist hotspots on the Hengchun Peninsula, is perched up above the raised-coral coastline. The tiny, shallow bay here is a first-rate snorkeling spot and there is just one on-site snorkeling outfit, resulting in a notably relaxed feel to the fun akin to a party atmosphere, with waves of groups wading out into the waters behind instructors.
Baisha (“White Sand”) Bay has a long white-sand beach with a cluster of beach bars and simple eateries at its northern end, and water-fun rental facilities at different points. There is paid parking at the northern end, and free parking about halfway down its length, the latter leading to a stretch somewhat quieter on busy weekends/holidays.
Baisha Bay is on the Maobitou peninsula, which projects south into the sea from Hengchun Peninsula’s southwest corner. Maobitou offers superb scenery at its southern tip, giant boulders strewn at the foot of its cliffs, viewed from a breezy plateau-top park which has food and drink facilities. High up its eastern side is Houbihu Fishing Harbor, from which many area diving/snorkeling enterprises launch boat expeditions.
The key attractions in Hengchun Town are the remnants of the brick-façade city wall built by China’s Qing Dynasty government in the late 19th century, for protection against anticipated attacks by the world’s colonial powers and to intimidate the region’s rebellious indigenous population.
A total of 2.7km of the wall and gates has been preserved. The best-known site is Nanmen (South Gate). Close by is Hengchun’s bright, floral-color City God Temple, first built in 1892, razed by the Japanese, and rebuilt in 2014 to house the City God icon, which was hidden away from the Japanese.
Café 1918 (恆春信用組合)
Café 1918 is close by Hengchun’s South Gate, in a heritage building originally built in 1918 to house a credit union and last housing a farmers’ cooperative. One of the original safes is now part of the décor. Café by day and bar by night, the quest here is to be a welcoming LOHAS space, sharing space with artists and craftspeople – currently, metalwork-jewelry classes are held on weekends, and local crafts and specialty-food products are displayed for sale. The highlight menu offering is a distinctive chicken curry made with dark chocolate.
Add: No. 155, Wenhua Rd., Hengchun Town, Pingtung County
(屏東縣恆春鎮文化路155號)
Tel: 0930-808-389
Website: zh-tw.facebook.com/Cafe1918/
Taiwan’s only beer museum, off Highway 26 on Hengchun’s west side, is also home to a craft-beer brewery. At Hengchun 3000 Brewseum visitors are met with one soaring wall lined with 3,000 beer mugs/steins sourced from around the globe, and another with a giant Mona Lisa made of beer-bottle labels. Sit down to try the brewery’s numerous creations on tap, all named after Hengchun-area places, or buy them in cans to take home.
Add: No. 29-1, Caopu Rd., Hengchun Town, Pingtung County
(屏東縣恆春鎮草埔路29-1號)
Tel: 0905-786-383
Website: zh-tw.facebook.com/3000Brewseum/
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第四集：外海挑戰 Challenges.from.Overseas
打拚—台灣人民的歷史
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第二集：福爾摩莎 Formosa
第三集：帝國邊陲 At.the.Empire's.Frontier
第四集：外海挑戰 Challenges.from.Overseas
第五集：烈日殖民 Japanese.Colonization
第六集：覺醒時代 Era.of.Awakening
第七集：悲劇未央 Tragedy.Continued
第八集：航向民主 Sail.to.Democracy
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