Cebu Taoist Temple was opened in 1972 and is one of the oldest tourist destinations. The Chinese community living in Beverly Hills Subdivision, Cebu City, Philippines, built the Cebu Taoist Temple, which serves as a place of worship in Taoism. Some people refer to it as the Chinese Temple in Cebu.
The architectural design of the Cebu Taoist Temple, derived from typical multi-tiered Taoist temples in China, boasts an elevation of 300 meters above sea level. This place is open for all visitors (Worshipers or Non-worshipers) who want to visit and see the astonishing landscape therein.
What To Expect On The Premises
- Wishing Well
- Viewing Decks
- Praying Temples
When I was a child, my family and I visited this place, and I still return to it occasionally. Remarkably, the infrastructure remains unchanged, preserving its original charm.
Destination Highlights
- Family-Friendly Destination
- Calm and Peaceful Place
- Perfect For First Time Visitors
This place offers attractions that cater to various types of travelers. Although not particularly large, it’s a destination well worth the journey. I invite you to visit and explore the Cebu Taoist Temple.
Cebu Taoist Temple Travel Tips
If you’re looking for a peaceful place, I strongly suggest checking out the Cebu Taoist Temple. This special place deserves a quiet atmosphere so you can fully enjoy it. It’s best to go in the morning or noon, unlike the Temple of Leah or TOPS Lookout, which are better in the afternoon.
- Sirao Mini Amsterdam “Sirao Garden”
- TOPS Lookout “Stunning City View”
- Temple of Leah “A Massive Mausoleum”
