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Over 1,500 lanterns hang high at Tainan’s Puzi Temple — don’t miss this limited-time, ultra-romantic “Lantern Street”!

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Taiwan’s earliest temple dedicated to a deity king, the 350-year-old “Puzi Temple Weiling King Chi Fu Qian Sui of Fucheng,” has hosted a creative lantern exhibition for five consecutive years. From late January to February 12 this year, the entire street is adorned with countless lanterns, shining brilliantly in a dazzling display that looks stunning both day and night.

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Taiwan’s earliest temple dedicated to a deity king, the 350-year-old “Puzi Temple Weiling King Chi Fu Qian Sui of Fucheng,” has hosted a creative lantern exhibition for five consecutive years. From late January to February 12 this year, the entire street is adorned with countless lanterns, shining brilliantly in a dazzling display that looks stunning both day and night.

▲The entrance to the Puzi Temple lantern exhibition is on Section 3 of Guohua Street. (Photo @ IG@stin.cProvided)

This year marks the fifth edition of the Puzi Temple Lantern Exhibition, which is bigger than previous years. The street is decorated with 1,500 lanterns, along with a grand central piece themed around the Year of the Rooster — the “Colorful Phoenix.” The sight is truly spectacular. The lanterns come from a lantern design competition organized by the temple, inviting schools to participate. Each lantern showcases students’ creativity, bursting with colors that create a vibrant scene and attracting many tourists from out of town.

▲Round, glowing lanterns hang high in the air, making for beautiful photo opportunities. (Photo @ IG@yenyikunProvided)

▲The 2017 central lantern, the “Colorful Phoenix.” (Photo / Provided by Fucheng Puzi Temple Weiling King Chi Fu Qian Sui / Taiwan’s earliest temple dedicated to a deity king)

Initially, only schools from the Tainan area participated, but as the event gained popularity, schools from Kaohsiung, Yilan, Taipei, and other regions also joined in. With around 1,500 lanterns filling the sky, the view is truly breathtaking, making this “Lantern Street” seem almost endless. Consider planning an early trip to Tainan before Valentine’s Day to experience the unique “romantic charm of Fucheng.”

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Puzi Temple Lantern Exhibition
Official Facebook Page
Address: No. 79, Puzi Street, West Central District, Tainan City (Lantern entrance is on Section 3 of Guohua Street, next to Yongle Yakitori)
Lighting Hours: 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM on weekdays, extended to 12:00 AM on holidays.
Dates: January 22 to February 12
 

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