Shueixian Temple

Mentioning the Shueixian Temple Market will instantly make many people hungry. It gets its name from the Shueixian Temple located within the market, which enshrines the Shueixian Zunwang (God of Water Immortals). Shueixian Temple was built in 1703. In the past, this area was Nan-shi Port, one of the Five Harbors, bustling with merchants, and the temple itself was built through the collective contributions of local traders. However, today's Shueixian Temple no longer possesses the grand appearance it once had as one of the 'Seven Temples and Eight Shrines,' having been replaced by a bustling market. When visiting Shueixian Temple, don't forget to explore the market for hidden treasures. It can be described as Tainan's kitchen, offering a wide array of ingredients and home to many long-established snack shops. Not only can it enrich your mind with historical exploration, but it can also satisfy an empty stomach after wandering through its streets and alleys.