A historic temple in Taipei
Longshan Temple, founded in 1738, is one of Taipei's best-known temples. It enshrines Guanyin and many other deities, drawing both local worshippers and international visitors.
A guide to the Guanyin 100 fortune slips at Longshan Temple in Taipei, plus worship etiquette, deities, nearby food, and practical Taiwan travel information.
In Taiwanese temple culture, worshippers value expressing their hopes clearly instead of keeping them only in their hearts. On this site, you can offer a digital prayer together with the number of your fortune slip.
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Fortune drawing at Longshan Temple is part of a Taiwanese temple ritual using Jiaobai moon blocks for permission and confirmation. This site organizes slips No. 1 to No. 100 with poems, stories, modern interpretations, and blessing categories.
Longshan Temple, founded in 1738, is one of Taipei's best-known temples. It enshrines Guanyin and many other deities, drawing both local worshippers and international visitors.
The ritual involves stating your wish, asking permission with Jiaobai blocks, drawing a number, and confirming it. The process gives context to the interpretation.
Understanding worship etiquette, moon blocks, deity blessings, and temple food culture turns a visit to Longshan Temple into a richer travel experience.
Check practical information for weather, payments, night markets, airport access, and nearby sightseeing before visiting Longshan Temple.