6 Sights in Taoyuan, Taiwan (with Map and Images)

Zhongzhuang Adjustment Pond is a backup reservoir in Taiwan, located in Ruixingli and Zhongxinli, Daxi District, Taoyuan City, about 1.1 kilometers downstream of Wuling Bridge, Daxi District, located in the Dahanxi River section between Shimen Reservoir and Yushan Yan, the main function is to provide emergency backup water when the turbidity of the raw water of Shimen Reservoir rises during the typhoon, so that when the silt of the reservoir is removed by hydraulic sand discharge during the typhoon, it will not affect the water intake of the downstream Banxin Water Plant, and then affect the people's livelihood water in the Banxin area and Taoyuan area.

Wikipedia: 中庄調整池 (ZH)

Nankan Wufu Palace, formerly known as Xuantan Temple or Yuan Tan Temple, commonly known as Nankan Marshal Temple, is located in Dazhu District, Taoyuan City. The temple Lord worship of xuan altar marshal rumored by Ming zheng soldiers, created still has three hundred years of history, a total of nine times to build and 2 times expansion, on August 19,1985 by the ministry of the interior announcement for tertiary sites, restructuring in 1997, in 2014 with the Taoyuan upgraded to the municipality sites, is the oldest temple in Taoyuan city.

Wikipedia: 蘆竹五福宮 (ZH), Website

Taoyuan Jingfu Palace, commonly known as Taoyuan Temple, is the Kaizhang Holy King Temple located in Zhonghe Li, Taoyuan District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan Province. It is the belief center of Taoyuan 15th Street, which is listed as the county (city) of the Republic of China, and is a part of the emblem of Taoyuan District, Taoyuan City.

Wikipedia: 桃園景福宮 (ZH)

Pingzhen Baozhong Temple is located at Yimin Temple in Yimin, Pingzhen District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan Province. It leads together with Renhai Palace, including Jongli, Pingzhen and Yangmei. In 2001, it was selected as one of the ten scenes of historic buildings in Taoyuan County.

Wikipedia: 平鎮褒忠祠 (ZH)

Daxi Zaiming Temple, is a Guanyin Temple located in Yuanlin, Daxi District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan, originally built in the late Daoguang year (1840s), originally managed by lay people, now Taoyuan City Designated Historic Site, since 1999 by the Fagushan Sangha management.

Wikipedia: 齋明寺 (ZH)

The Tianhou or Mazu Temple is a temple to the Goddess Mazu, the Chinese Goddess of Sea and Patron Deity of fishermen, sailors and any occupations related to sea/ocean. It is located in Xinwu District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan.

Wikipedia: Xinwu Tianhou Temple (EN)