Kailong Temple(開隆宮)
3 Reviews 4.6 Updated：2021-03-04
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Introduce
Kailong Temple is the temple with the longest history of worship of the Seven Star Goddess(七星娘娘) in Taiwan. Its images of female kindness are believed to give blessings to children, and its seven fairy images are interpreted as bringing good fortune in romance and relationships. Kailong Temple(開隆宮) is well known in Taiwan for its coming of age ceremony, where every Qixi Festival (七夕Chinese Valentine’s Day) parents from all over Taiwan bring their 16 year old children to participate in the incredible adulthood ceremony. This rite of passage is an important Qixi activity in the district, and is now even known abroad; for the past few years many Japanese parents have brought their children to take part.
Information
TEL +886-6-2212137
Address West Central Dist., Tainan City Taiwán, R.O.C
Category Religious Temples
Open Hours Free entry, open all year round
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TripAdvisor Reviews
3 Reviews Write a ReviewBryan H
Portland, Oregon
Traveler type:
Couples
Temple to pray for kiddos
2018-12While there is a temple for babies, both born and unborn, and pregnant women, this temple is for kids when they are in their early teens. Want a kid to avoid the trials and tribulations that no one should have to endure? Come here? We saw artist renditions of kids being supported in the first room. Like almost all temples in this town, this one sports a bathroom that a movie house would be proud of. On our last day of temple touring, we visited this one using the LP directions of which lane to go down. There were two cool coffee shops nearby in case you're in need of a recharge.jojoarime
台灣台中
Traveler type:
家庭式
做十六歲
2019-08#廟#七夕#牛郎#織女 #做十六歲#狀元#七娘媽 開隆宮， 俗稱七娘境 （閩南語：tshit-niû-kíng）， 位於臺灣臺南市中西區 中山路79巷56號， 建於清雍正十年（1732年）， 主祀七星娘娘（七娘媽）， 為臺灣歷史最悠久的七...bettch
Traveler type:
一人旅
裏路地の中国式廟。
2018-12新光三越のある通りを１本裏手に入ったとろこにあります。小さな中国式廟ですが、創建は1730年頃であり、歴史を感じさる佇まいです。向かいの広場には牛の像や、カジュマルの木が生えており、その一体は別空間のようです。目印はアーケードですが、通り挟んで反対側の新光三越側からは分かりやすいと思います。（台鐡台中駅から徒歩10分）
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This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of Tainan City Government and TripAdvisor LLC.
