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1,500 lanterns on Flower Lantern Street – stunning day and night at the Sky Pujidian

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — Tainan is not just a food capital, but also Taiwan’s cultural ancient capital, home to numerous historical sites and temples. Among them is the 350-year-old FuCheng Pujidian Weiling Wang Chi-Fu Qian Sui, Taiwan’s earliest temple dedicated to a Wangye deity. In addition to being...

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Tainan is not just a food capital, but also Taiwan’s cultural ancient capital, home to numerous historical sites and temples. Among them is the 350-year-old FuCheng Pujidian Weiling Wang Chi-Fu Qian Sui, Taiwan’s earliest temple dedicated to a Wangye deity. Aside from being a local place of worship, it also hosts many traditional events every year to strengthen community bonds and attract visitors from afar. This year marks the fifth consecutive year of its creative lantern exhibition, which is larger and more spectacular than ever before. Over 1,500 lanterns are strung up along the streets, complemented by a dazzling multi-colored phoenix as the main lantern themed around the Year of the Rooster, creating a breathtaking nighttime scene.

Pujidian has hosted a creative lantern exhibition for five years in a row, with over 1,500 lanterns adorning the streets (Image provided by IG: ciou_1006)

This year’s Pujidian creative lantern exhibition is themed around the Year of the Rooster, featuring a multi-colored phoenix as the main lantern (Image source: FuCheng Pujidian Weiling Wang Chi-Fu Qian Sui / Taiwan’s earliest Wangye temple)

This year’s Pujidian creative lantern exhibition is themed around the Year of the Rooster, featuring a multi-colored phoenix as the main lantern (Image source: FuCheng Pujidian Weiling Wang Chi-Fu Qian Sui / Taiwan’s earliest Wangye temple)

This year’s Pujidian creative lantern exhibition is bigger and more spectacular than in previous years (Image source: FuCheng Pujidian Weiling Wang Chi-Fu Qian Sui / Taiwan’s earliest Wangye temple)

The Pujidian creative lanterns bring a nostalgic charm to the alleys (Image source: FuCheng Pujidian Weiling Wang Chi-Fu Qian Sui / Taiwan’s earliest Wangye temple)

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