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Yinshan (Yin Mountain) Temple

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TEL：: +886-2-26228965
Address：: No. 15, Denggong Rd., Tamsui Dist., New Taipei City
Longitude/Latitude：: 121.44853/25.169174
Web：: Yinshan (Yin Mountain) Temple_Links

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An aerial view of Yinshan (Yin Mountain) Temple

Yinshan (Yin Mountain) Temple is located at No. 15, Denggong Rd., one of the first streets built in town. The street was built by early immigrants from Dingzhou in Fujian Province. This temple is notable for the addition of a clan hall, which was used to house new arrivals from mainland China.