Hotels & Accommodation in Beigang

Intricate wood carvings and dragon columns adorn Taiwan's most revered Mazu temple, a spiritual haven since 1694. Visit during the third lunar month to witness the vibrant birthday celebrations for the Sea Goddess.

The golden statue of the God of Wealth towers at 5.8 feet in Wu De Palace's main hall. Explore eight halls with intricate carvings and don't miss the impressive 40-foot "Heaven's Treasury" incense burner.

Wander through Beigang Old Street's red-brick buildings while sampling local duck rice and sesame oil treats. Don't miss the unique "urn wall" hidden in the narrow alleys near the famous Chaotian Temple.

Taiwan's only ten-sided colonial-era water tower stands as a striking concrete monument to 1930s engineering. Explore the Water Cultural Park with its walking paths and exhibits about local water management.

This 1788 temple honours local heroes who defended their homes during the Qing Dynasty. Visit during the seventh lunar month to witness traditional ceremonies at the annual righteous people's festival.

Step into a world of Hinoki wood craftsmanship at Beigang Spring Living Museum where traditional carpentry comes alive. Try DIY woodworking while surrounded by the soothing scent of timber and local artistry.

This historic octagonal water tower from 1930 stands as Beigang's last remaining Japanese colonial structure. Stroll through lotus ponds and century-old trees while learning about Taiwan's water heritage.