Futien Memorial Park
Geography and Feng Shui
The Futien Memorial Park is located in Wanli on Taiwan’s northern coast, ~100 meters above sea level. It is guarded by three mountains shaped like three animals that play symbolic roles in Chinese tradition, with the dragon at the center. The mountain ridge that surrounds the area also symbolizes a jade belt worn by ancient dignitaries, which represents wealth and nobility.
Futien Cemetery resides within a True Dragon Cavern, situated in the renowned and majestic mountainous region known as "Dragon and Turtle Fighting with the Sea." In this spectacular landscape, the dragon emerges from Mt. Huang, dispersing mist into the air, engulfing the sea, while the turtle, with a resounding roar, maneuvers gracefully eastward through clouds and water—both creating an awe-inspiring and commanding presence.
Furthermore, the location is auspicious from a feng shui point of view, with the nearby Jin Shan Yuantan River flowing into the East China Sea which represents a pool of wealth. The landscape and the natural elements of wind, land, and water bring blessings to the descendants according to ancient Chinese beliefs.
The main hall at the Futien Memorial Park is spacious, modernly built, and equipped with holistic facilities that enable different ceremony types and events. Our goal is to provide a comfortable and clean environment for all visitors.
Grounds Guide
Burial Sites
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Our Facilities
Management
Activity
Contact
Futien Memorial Park
No. 22-3, Yuantan, Huangtan Vil., Wanli Dist., New Taipei City 207001 , Taiwan Phone number：02-2498-0666Business hours: 08:30~16:30
Should you require service outside of our business, please make a reservation by contacting us at least three days in advance.
Parking Options
Parking is available around Futien Memorial Park.