桃園景福宮 Jinfu Temple in TaoYuan, Taiwan

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Taiwanese people have been relying on the Temple for their spiritual sustenance for a century. In 1809, Jin-Fu Temple was constructed in Taoyuan, Taiwan. The primary deity worshiped is 開漳聖王 [kāi zhāng shèng wáng], founder of Zhangzhou and Tang dynasty general Chen Yuanguang's posthumous title. Two hundred years have passed since the temple's construction, and it has been designated as a national monument of the third rank. The traditional cultures and architectural features of the temple can be seen on every corner you visit here, making temples a must-see destination in Taiwan for foreign visitors. How do we preserve this beautiful culture and traditional crafts? We use 'UAV 3D modeling' to take photographs with UAVs and create scale 1:1 3D models, allowing everything to be measured and preserved intact. If the temple needs repairs or reconstruction, these 3D models can provide significant assistance. Traditional craftsmen's skills are showcased on every corner of Jin-Fu Temple, making it an ideal stage for them to demonstrate their expertise. Visitors can appreciate the traditional crafts through detailed inspections, experiencing the artisans' dedication and love for their work. We hope that this ancient culture will be preserved for generations to come, allowing future descendants to see the beauty of these old traditions.