台灣普陀山普濟禪寺

Taiwan Putuoshan Puji Chan Temple is a Buddhist religious organization rooted in the Puji Temple lineage of Mount Putuo, Zhejiang, China. Established in Taiwan by founding masters Huishen and Aihui, the temple follows traditional Buddhist rites and centers its practice on Vairocana Guanyin, also known as Guanyin or Avalokitesvara. Its guiding principles are to teach the Dharma, preserve traditional ceremonies, and help sentient beings.

The temple promotes Guanyin practice and the Pure Land teachings, offering Buddhist services and learning resources for devotees. These include scripture-recitation gatherings, repentance ceremonies, memorial and ancestor-transference rites, blessings through ceremonial lamps, Buddhist lectures, and observance of the Eight Precepts. Its website also provides guidance on Buddhist etiquette, practice, and religious ceremonies, alongside articles, audio books, and answers to Buddhist questions.

The temple supports construction through merit-making contributions and offers arrangements for visits and worship by appointment. Its main temple site in Miaoli is currently under construction and is not open to the public; its Taipei location serves as the founding practice center