Hunglodei Fude Temple, Zhonghe Live Cam

This camera at Hunglodei Nanshan Fude Temple in Zhonghe looks over forested hills and the packed city of the Taipei Basin. It moves between wide city views, zoomed skyline shots and a close view of the temple's decorated roofs.

Hunglodei Nanshan Fude Temple stands on Nanshijiao Mountain in Zhonghe, New Taipei, at about 300 meters above sea level. It is dedicated to the earth god, and the name Hunglodei refers to the furnace-like shape of the hill with a spur on each side. The open slope makes the site a well-known vantage point over the Taipei Basin.

Wide frames show the wooded ridge in the foreground and the city spreading to distant mountains. Zoomed frames pick out apartment blocks, a cable-stayed bridge with a white pylon, and Taipei 101 on the skyline. Another view looks across the tiled roofs and dragon figures of the temple hall.