By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Placing a five-star hotel-grade toilet next to a temple, the entire rooftop becomes brilliantly illuminated at night. Located in Yunlin County, the Beigang Wude Temple, the ancestral temple of the God of Wealth, is one of the local faith centers with thriving incense offerings. To address the overwhelming demand from the large number of worshippers, the original facilities could no longer cope, so NT$50 million was invested to construct a new, stylish and magnificent toilet. Designed with the image of an endless knot, its exterior combines architectural aesthetics with lighting design. Especially at night, the lighting effects outline a pair of auspicious endless knot totems on the rooftop against the night sky, making the entire structure resemble a light installation. This fashionable toilet has even been hailed by netizens as another main lantern in the Beigang Lantern Festival area. Visitors admiring the lanterns might want to stop by for photos.
The five-star toilet built by Beigang Wude Temple with NT$50 million features a rooftop shaped like an endless knot, crafted from thousands of intricately folded aluminum panels that glow when lit, resembling a main lantern (Image source / Beigang Wude Temple - Ancestral Temple of the God of Wealth)
Covering an area of over 200 ping, Beigang Wude Temple was jointly constructed by renowned architects (Image source / Beigang Wude Temple - Ancestral Temple of the God of Wealth)
The architecture of Beigang Wude Temple offers excellent ventilation, eliminating the need for air conditioning or fans year-round, and requiring no daytime lighting at all — making it an energy-saving, eco-friendly green building (Image source / Beigang Wude Temple - Ancestral Temple of the God of Wealth)
The resplendent Beigang Wude Temple (Image source / Beigang Wude Temple - Ancestral Temple of the God of Wealth)
【Info】
Beigang Wude Temple - Ancestral Temple of the God of Wealth
Address: No. 330, Huasheng Road, Beigang Township, Yunlin County
Phone: (05) 782 - 1445
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