I saw a picture from social media which showed Poke balls patterns on Taiwanese tradition temple’s beam. Out of curious, I found a weekend and went to the temple.
Upon coming into the temple, I immediately raised my head to find out Poke balls patterns. A kind temple’s manager noticed me and help me to get Poke balls patterns. In addition, she introduced that there are other interesting patterns, such as Pokemon monsters, local famous product. I think the most interesting patterns are anti-epidemic supplies, such as masks and hand sanitizers.
The temple’s manager mentioned that those patterns were painted by a Kaohsiung famous artist, his first name is Su, He has many creative ideas and applied them into the temple’s reconstruction. She then guided me on a tour around the temple and gave me a short introduction about the temple. The temple enshrine Mazu which could dates back to the Qing Dynasty.
In the end, manager gave me a souvenir and advised me take the souvenir rolling the incense burner for three rounds to get Mazu’s protection. The temple not only has interesting patterns but also has kind and friendly people. I am highly recommend the temple to my friends.I saw a picture on social media that showed
Poké Ball patterns on the beams of a traditional Taiwanese temple. Out of
curiosity, I decided to visit the temple one weekend.
As soon as I entered the temple, I looked
up to find the Poké Ball patterns. A kind temple manager noticed my interest
and helped me locate them. She also introduced me to other fascinating designs,
such as Pokémon characters and patterns featuring famous local products. Among
all the patterns, I found the most interesting ones to be those depicting
anti-epidemic supplies, such as masks and hand sanitizers.
The temple manager explained that these
patterns were created by a famous artist from Kaohsiung, whose last name is Su.
He is known for his creative ideas, which he incorporated into the temple’s
reconstruction. She then guided me on a tour around the temple, providing a
brief history. The temple is dedicated to Mazu and dates back to the Qing
Dynasty.
At the end of my visit, the manager gave me
a souvenir and suggested I roll it around the incense burner three times to
receive Mazu’s blessings. The temple not only features interesting designs but
also has kind and welcoming people. I highly recommend visiting this temple to
my friends.
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| Poke balls and a vase with togepi skin |
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| A pidgeotto and a pidgeot |
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| anti-epidemic supplies |
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| local famous products |
