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| Tun-Lun Hall |
| Fu-Rong Hall |
| 19 Dragon Pillars of Cihte Palace |
| Dun-He Palace |
| En-Siao Hall |
| Lei-Zang Shrine |
| Long-De Temple |
| Three-Side Hall |
| Wan-Li Hall |
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Temple |
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Description |
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Taiwan Lei-Zang Shrine began its construction work on June 13,1987. On July 7,1993, it held grand- ceremony and became as the tallest Tasiong Treasure Palace in the nation. It is 26 meters high. It has worshiped Amitabha, Avalokitesyara bodhisattva, Tashihjhih bodhisattva, Wunshu bodhisattva, Pusian bodhisattva----etc,. All are the greatest inside-room Buddha images in the nation. Here we may take a far view over the scenery of Caotun. |
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No.100, Lianshen Lane, Shanjiao Village, Caotun |
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Needless |
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National Taiwan Craft Research Institute, Big Camphor Tree, Pingding, Double Ten Suspension Bridge. |
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