Wu Feng Temple

Wu Feng Temple

Wu Feng Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Wu Feng Temple is located in Shekou Village, Zhongpu Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan, backed by Dakeng Mountain and facing Baxi Stream. Surrounded by towering coconut groves, lush ancient banyans, and dense green shade, the area is serene and pleasant. Upon arriving at Wu Feng Temple, visitors are greeted by a striking three-pillared, swallow-tailed vermilion archway in a vibrant color. The temple is enclosed by short vermilion walls that exude an elegant and simple charm. Exiting the Chiayi Interchange on the highway, follow County Highway 159 to downtown Chiayi, then proceed along Minzu Road and Wu Feng South Road to Provincial Highway 18, heading toward Alishan for about 11 kilometers. On the left side of the road, you’ll see short vermilion walls — this is the site where Wu Feng sacrificed his life. Continuing along Provincial Highway 18 for about another kilometer, you will pass the China Folk Culture Village and then reach Wu Feng Temple.