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Madou Daitian Temple
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The Madou Daitian Temple or Temple of the Heavenly Viceroys is a temple in Nanshi Village, Madou District, Tainan, Taiwan.
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721, Taiwan, Tainan City, Madou District, 南勢87之30號
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Madou Daitian Temple

72146, Taiwan, Tainan City, Madou District, 關帝廟60號
4.4(3.3K)
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The Madou Daitian Temple or Temple of the Heavenly Viceroys is a temple in Nanshi Village, Madou District, Tainan, Taiwan.

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4.4
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5.0
36w

Visiting Madou Daitian Temple was truly unique. The temple itself is stunning, with intricate architecture and a grand, peaceful atmosphere. But what stood out to me the most was the “Heaven and Hell” walkthrough experience.

Walking through these areas felt like stepping into a visual lesson about human actions and their consequences. The “Heaven” section was bright and serene, showing rewards for good deeds, while the “Hell” 18 Levels of Hell exhibit section was intense and detailed, depicting punishments for wrongdoing. It’s a powerful way to teach people about morality, karma, and making good choices in life.

Whether you’re visiting for cultural, spiritual, or educational reasons, Madou Daitian Temple offers a meaningful experience. It’s definitely worth seeing if you’re...

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5.0
2y

Very recommended temple, with several buildings, gardens and the magnificent dragon. The main temple has many paintings, sculptures and a lively atmosphere. There is a sphere like monument, with amazing paintings, which is quite unique. Although it is a religious place, it is also a place for children, as there are several activities for them, such as feeding the fish or enjoying the long slide and the playground at the back of the temple. To spice up the visit, there is a paid part (40 TWD for adults 20 for children) describing Taoist hell and heaven (need 2 separate tickets). It's quite interesting for Toaist knowledge, but the hellish part may scare the younger ones (which might be good for inspiring them to...

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4.0
3y

This is an intriguing temple for sure. First, it is absolutely huge! As you walk around to the back you'll see the giant dragon. I didn't know until visiting that there were 2 exhibitions of heaven and hell. There is a small fee for both. (40 NTD) The hell exhibit may be too intense for younger kids.(Part of it is pretty gruesome) Both exhibitions use animatronics that even light up as you get close for the hell exhibition. It goes through the 18 levels of hell. This is in a basement so you do walk downstairs in the darkness whereas heaven is up above the ground and you travel upward through the exhibition. It is a unique experience and...

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Mai PhamMai Pham
Visiting Madou Daitian Temple was truly unique. The temple itself is stunning, with intricate architecture and a grand, peaceful atmosphere. But what stood out to me the most was the “Heaven and Hell” walkthrough experience. Walking through these areas felt like stepping into a visual lesson about human actions and their consequences. The “Heaven” section was bright and serene, showing rewards for good deeds, while the “Hell” 18 Levels of Hell exhibit section was intense and detailed, depicting punishments for wrongdoing. It’s a powerful way to teach people about morality, karma, and making good choices in life. Whether you’re visiting for cultural, spiritual, or educational reasons, Madou Daitian Temple offers a meaningful experience. It’s definitely worth seeing if you’re in the area!
Martin Marc-OlivierMartin Marc-Olivier
Very recommended temple, with several buildings, gardens and the magnificent dragon. The main temple has many paintings, sculptures and a lively atmosphere. There is a sphere like monument, with amazing paintings, which is quite unique. Although it is a religious place, it is also a place for children, as there are several activities for them, such as feeding the fish or enjoying the long slide and the playground at the back of the temple. To spice up the visit, there is a paid part (40 TWD for adults 20 for children) describing Taoist hell and heaven (need 2 separate tickets). It's quite interesting for Toaist knowledge, but the hellish part may scare the younger ones (which might be good for inspiring them to behave well).
Tamera FrederickTamera Frederick
This is an intriguing temple for sure. First, it is absolutely huge! As you walk around to the back you'll see the giant dragon. I didn't know until visiting that there were 2 exhibitions of heaven and hell. There is a small fee for both. (40 NTD) The hell exhibit may be too intense for younger kids.(Part of it is pretty gruesome) Both exhibitions use animatronics that even light up as you get close for the hell exhibition. It goes through the 18 levels of hell. This is in a basement so you do walk downstairs in the darkness whereas heaven is up above the ground and you travel upward through the exhibition. It is a unique experience and worth a visit.
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Visiting Madou Daitian Temple was truly unique. The temple itself is stunning, with intricate architecture and a grand, peaceful atmosphere. But what stood out to me the most was the “Heaven and Hell” walkthrough experience. Walking through these areas felt like stepping into a visual lesson about human actions and their consequences. The “Heaven” section was bright and serene, showing rewards for good deeds, while the “Hell” 18 Levels of Hell exhibit section was intense and detailed, depicting punishments for wrongdoing. It’s a powerful way to teach people about morality, karma, and making good choices in life. Whether you’re visiting for cultural, spiritual, or educational reasons, Madou Daitian Temple offers a meaningful experience. It’s definitely worth seeing if you’re in the area!
Mai Pham

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Very recommended temple, with several buildings, gardens and the magnificent dragon. The main temple has many paintings, sculptures and a lively atmosphere. There is a sphere like monument, with amazing paintings, which is quite unique. Although it is a religious place, it is also a place for children, as there are several activities for them, such as feeding the fish or enjoying the long slide and the playground at the back of the temple. To spice up the visit, there is a paid part (40 TWD for adults 20 for children) describing Taoist hell and heaven (need 2 separate tickets). It's quite interesting for Toaist knowledge, but the hellish part may scare the younger ones (which might be good for inspiring them to behave well).
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This is an intriguing temple for sure. First, it is absolutely huge! As you walk around to the back you'll see the giant dragon. I didn't know until visiting that there were 2 exhibitions of heaven and hell. There is a small fee for both. (40 NTD) The hell exhibit may be too intense for younger kids.(Part of it is pretty gruesome) Both exhibitions use animatronics that even light up as you get close for the hell exhibition. It goes through the 18 levels of hell. This is in a basement so you do walk downstairs in the darkness whereas heaven is up above the ground and you travel upward through the exhibition. It is a unique experience and worth a visit.
Tamera Frederick

Tamera Frederick

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