Due to the diverse origins of the islanders, their religious beliefs vary. Baiyun Palace meets this demand by accommodating different religious figures in its five main halls, which are designated as palaces, temples, halls, observatories, and caves. These halls worship figures from Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, as well as deities and spirits, catering to various needs. However, the public predominantly reveres the Lady Baiyun, hence the name ‘Baiyun Palace’. It is open all year round with 24-hour accessibility, subject to the daily operational status.
For more information on the specific business hours, please refer to the daily opening schedule.
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