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Taiwan Religious Culture Map
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Taiwan’s biggest fire-walking event
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The only remaining church in Taiwan built with fish scale roofing tiles
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The only parade in Taiwan that takes the goddess Mazu home for a parental visit
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One of the few five-entrance, single-hall temples in Taiwan
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The largest independent Mazu festival in the country
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The only temple in Taiwan with Qing dynasty stone lions that once guarded the old Penghu Prefecture Hall
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The first temple in Taiwan to combine Taoism, exoteric Buddhism and esoteric Buddhism (Vajrayāna)
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The church that preserves texts printed by the first Latin alphabet printing press in Taiwan
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Home to the world’s tallest bronze statue of Maitreya Buddha
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The Amis indigenous people’s most significant traditional sacrificial ceremony
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