Nankunshen Temple

Nankunshen Temple is a place of worship in , , . Nankunshen Temple is situated near the place of worship , as well as near .
  • Place of worship
  • Description: temple in Tainan, Taiwan
  • Address: 976, 蚵寮, 6, 蚵寮里, 臺南市, 北門區, 727
  • Also known as
    “Nan Kun Shen Dai Tian Fu”
    “Nan Kun Shen Dai Tian Temple”
    “Nankunshin Daitenfu”
    “Nankunshin Temple”

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Nankunshen Hotel and Beimen Koliao Bao’an Temple.
is situated 190 metres south of Nankunshen Temple.
Place of worship
is a place of worship, which is situated 740 metres west of Nankunshen Temple.
The Taiwan Blackfoot Disease Socio-Medical Service… is situated 2½ km southwest of Nankunshen Temple.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Xuejia District and Mashagou.
Syuejia District, alternatively spelled Xuejia… is situated 7 km southeast of Nankunshen Temple.
is a village, which is situated 9 km southwest of Nankunshen Temple.
is a rural district of about 18,745 residents in , . is situated 10 km south of Nankunshen Temple.
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Latitude
23.28595° or 23° 17′ 9″ north
Longitude
120.1434° or 120° 8′ 36″ east
Open location code
7QM274PV+99
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building=­temple
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tourism=­attraction
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In Other Languages

From Chinese to Min Nan Chinese—“Nankunshen Temple” goes by many names.
  • Chinese: “五府千歲廟”
  • Chinese: “五府王爷庙”
  • Chinese: “南廟”
  • Chinese: “南鯤鯓”
  • Chinese: “南鯤鯓代天府”
  • Chinese: “南鯤鯓廟”
  • Chinese: “南鯤鯓王爺宮”
  • Chinese: “南鯤鯓王爺廟”
  • Chinese: “南鲲鯓代天府”
  • Japanese: “なんこんしんだいてんふ”
  • Japanese: “南鯤シン代天府”
  • Japanese: “南鯤鯓代天府”
  • Japanese: “南鯤鯓廟”
  • Min Nan Chinese: “Lâm-khun-sin Tāi-thian-hú”

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