福聚宮

Do you sense that energy? That’s the spirit of Beimen Fude Temple, a place woven into the fabric of Taipei since 1914. Situated on Yanping North Road, Fude Temple stands as a beacon of tradition amidst the bustling city. This temple, dedicated to the deity Fude Zhengshen, has borne witness to Taipei’s dramatic transformation. It once overlooked rice paddies, a testament to a quieter time. Over the years, with the evolution of Yanping North Road, Fude Temple’s own story intertwined with the changing cityscape. The name “Beimen” or “North Gate” was added, marking its location near the city’s historical northern gate. Inside, you’ll find not just Fude Zhengshen, the embodiment of prosperity and virtue, but also the imposing figure of Tiger General, his protector. Fude Temple is more than just a place of worship. It’s a living testament to the resilience of faith. Locals, especially during the early 1990s, would come here seeking blessings for success and prosperity, fueling the temple’s growth and influence. Today, Fude Temple continues to be a source of comfort and guidance, its doors open to those seeking solace and connection to Taipei’s vibrant history.