Jin Ling Shan

Jin Ling Shan (also rendered Jin Lin Shan) is a Taiwanese religious leisure park and funeral-services operator based in Wufeng District, Taichung. Its official site describes it as the only religious leisure park in Taiwan that unites five faiths, covering roughly 30 hectares and dedicated to tourism and leisure, youth education, and religious cultivation. The park is organized around three main building complexes: Zhishan Garden (至善園), serving Buddhist and Taoist functions; Yuanman Church (圓滿教堂), serving Christian and Catholic functions; and Baiyang Holy Temple (白陽聖廟), serving Yiguandao (一貫道). The enterprise is both a religious-tourism destination and a licensed funeral and columbarium business. Its service menu includes ordering offerings and flowers, booking the Yuanman Church venue, and inquiring about niche (columbarium) placements at Zhishan Hall, alongside downloadable contracts and forms for ash-niche registration, inheritance of niche rights, seal changes, and lost-certificate reissuance. The company publishes price lists for Zhishan Garden and Yuanman Church and holds a Taichung City funeral-services industry license, with the site displaying an annual Taichung City Government funeral-services evaluation rating of "Excellent" (優等) as well as economic-affairs company registration and operating permits. The park's founder is President Tang Wen-wan (湯文萬), who follows Yiguandao while his wife is Christian; according to the founder's mission page, he built representative structures for each religion to create a park combining religion and tourism. The stated mission is to "create a pure, peaceful, and joyful society," and the founder's guiding phrase is to love others and one's neighbors as oneself. The park hosts recurring religious ceremonies, notably Qingming and Zhongyuan dharma assemblies at Jin Ling Shan Temple, some streamed online, as well as charity events such as an October fair and blood-donation drive. Jin Ling Shan operates as a private Taiwanese company rather than a listed corporation. Its dual identity — a multi-faith leisure and pilgrimage site on one hand and a regulated funeral and columbarium provider on the other — makes it an unusual hybrid in Taiwan's religious-tourism and life-services sectors.

Jin Ling Shan is a religious leisure park and funeral-services enterprise in Wufeng District, Taichung, Taiwan. According to its official website, it was conceived by founder and President Tang Wen-wan (湯文萬), who follows Yiguandao while his wife is Christian. The founder's mission page states that, observing how people chase fame and profit while neglecting youth education and care for the elderly, he sought to use religion to calm hearts and improve society. His guiding phrase is to love others and one's neighbors as oneself. To embody this multi-faith vision, he built representative structures for different religions and combined them into a single park integrating religion and tourism. The resulting park is described as Taiwan's only five-faith religious leisure park, covering about 30 hectares and dedicated to tourism and leisure, youth education, and religious cultivation. It is organized around three principal building complexes: Zhishan Garden (至善園), serving Buddhist and Taoist functions; Yuanman Church (圓滿教堂), serving Christian and Catholic functions; and Baiyang Holy Temple (白陽聖廟), serving Yiguandao. The stated mission is to create a pure, peaceful, and joyful society. Alongside its religious-tourism role, Jin Ling Shan operates as a licensed funeral and columbarium business. Its website lists services including ordering offerings and flowers, booking the Yuanman Church venue, and inquiring about niche placements at Zhishan Hall, and it provides downloadable forms and contracts for ash-niche registration, inheritance of niche rights, seal and name changes, and lost-certificate reissuance. It publishes price lists for Zhishan Garden and Yuanman Church. The quality-assurance page displays a Taichung City Government annual funeral-services evaluation rating of "Excellent" (優等), an Economic Affairs company license, use permits, a Taichung City profit-seeking enterprise registration, membership certificates from Taichung funeral facility and funeral-service trade associations, life-ritual certificate training records, management-fee account certification, and public accident insurance proof. The park hosts recurring religious ceremonies, especially Qingming and Zhongyuan dharma assemblies at Jin Ling Shan Temple, some of which are livestreamed, and community charity events such as an October fair and blood-donation drive. Its news archive shows activity from at least 2021 through 2026. Jin Ling Shan remains a private Taiwanese company rather than a listed corporation, and its dual identity as a multi-faith leisure and pilgrimage site and a regulated funeral and columbarium provider distinguishes it within Taiwan's religious-tourism and life-services sectors.

• Website activity and park operations documented from 2021 onward

• Jin Ling Shan Temple 2024 Qingming dharma assembly

• Jin Ling Shan Temple 2024 Zhongyuan dharma assembly

• 2024 Love Charity Fair

• Jin Ling Shan Temple 2025 Qingming dharma assembly livestream

• Jin Ling Shan Temple 2025 Zhongyuan dharma assembly

• 2025 Love Charity Fair and Blood Donation Event

• Jin Ling Shan Temple 2026 Qingming dharma assembly with online livestream

• Jin Ling Shan Temple 2026 Zhongyuan dharma assembly program

Taiwan's only five-faith religious leisure park, combining religious tourism, youth education, and licensed funeral and columbarium services.

• Zhishan Garden (Buddhist/Taoist complex)

• Yuanman Church (Christian/Catholic complex)

• Baiyang Holy Temple (Yiguandao complex)

• Columbarium ash-niche placements

• Venue booking and offering/flower ordering

• Dharma assemblies and religious ceremonies

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3. 3品質保證 – 金陵山jinlingshan.com.tw
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