Near Muzha Juying Temple, visitors can participate in traditional temple rituals and folk performances held on Lunar New Year days, the 1st and 15th of each month, and major festivals. These include incense offerings, lantern lighting, and fortune-telling with bamboo sticks—offering deep insight into Taiwan’s folk religion.
The temple courtyard often hosts vibrant local troupe performances, such as dragon and lion dances, Ba Jia Jiang (Eight Guardian Spirits), and Nan Guan music, showcasing rich regional heritage. Guided tours organized by the temple provide detailed insights into its history and architectural features, especially the blend of Hokkien and Hakka styles in roof carvings and stone engravings.
Don’t miss exploring Muzha Old Street, where you can savor local delicacies like rice sausage wrapped in intestines and red wine pork rice balls—perfect for experiencing the authentic flavor of southern Taipei’s rural lifestyle.