Obsessed with these huge lanterns at Lungshan Temple in Taipei. Magical in the drizzle last night 😍

Lungshan Temple - Taipei

Lungshan Temple 🇹🇼

Enter the Dragon

Lungshan Temple, #Taipei #Taiwan

Lungshan Temple detail, Taipei.

The architecture is incredibly beautiful and intricate.

I would have taken more pics, although there was a ceremony taking place, so it felt best to be respectful.

龍山寺に行ってみました
寺院の装飾にはすごく惹かれた
雨模様ということもあってか、人はあまり多くなかった

Hum.. haven't update here quite a while since I don't know anyone here but here goes again~~ This one is for my beloved Taiwan! Based on Lungshan Temple located in Taipei and it's filled with amazing artworks in actual life.

#visdev #taiwan #lungshantemple #illustration #visualdevelopment

היום היו לי שני אתרים שרציתי לבקר: Chang Kai Check Memorial ומקדש lungshan. אבל מכיוון שהלכתי ברגל, ראיתי עוד דברים שבאו לי בהפתעה. למשל הגנים הבוטניים

Taiwan 🇹🇼

Lovely day in Taipei at the Chiang Kai Shek Memorial and amazing Lungshan Temple. It was a hot one! We ate bao at this great soy milk place for breakfast, got to see the changing of the guard at the memorial, and later got a family foot massage. Informative and relaxing day. #Taiwan

After that, I visited Lungshan Temple. They were having some sort of service going on with chanting and drums and bells, but it was pouring, so I just hung out at the back for a little while.

@taiwanomaly.bsky.social can you help us with whatever holiday was yesterday? We saw parades and firecrackers leading to temples. But we don’t understand if it was for Taoism? Buddhism? Something else?

Ich glaube da bin ich heute auch vorbei gelaufen ... echt nice!
Sitze gerade im Lungshan-Tempel

Taiwanese temples are adorned with intricate and visually stunning Dragons🐉they are everywhere and iconic ... As land of y Ddraig Goch I petition a we start sticking them everywhere too. Senedd, Council Buildings, Aldi ... *everywhere* 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

FF外から失礼します
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Everybody recommends you Taipei 101, I would not do that. After breakfast (do not go to Fuhang Soy Milk, the queue will be way too long, go to Sihai Soy Milk just north of the train station), go to Lungshan temple, look at the locals pray and then roam the old streets around.

"Recording sound in the streets was almost impossible. Dialogue had to be dubbed in later." Police had to ask a lady to remove her laundry that was obfuscating street signs. When a boy blew bubbles that would drift into the camera's range, "he was paid handsomely and his pipe was promptly broken."