🎊小港龍湖廟為臺灣少數主祀神祇為大士爺之廟宇，亦為高雄唯一奉祀大士爺之廟宇。據《鳳山縣采訪冊》記載，乾隆60年（1795年）貢生李國珍在港仔墘庄募建大士爺廟，可知祭祀大士爺與其民間信仰之歷史脈絡，可追溯自清治時期。

🎊復依日治初期之社寺廟宇調查，小港龍湖廟前身可溯至嘉慶23年（1818年）。港仔墘庄是日治時期小港地區的聚落，足見大士爺祭祀在當地有一定的歷史淵源。

🎊小港龍湖廟前殿主神供奉大士爺、後殿主神為玄天上帝。依文化資產法審議，《小港龍湖廟大士爺祭典》獲頒認定《高雄市市定無形文化資產》，本廟係官方認證我國傳統文化實踐與保存者。

🎊歷史文獻記載，龍湖廟為全台最早專祀大士爺(普渡公)的廟宇，大士爺祭祀已有百年之歷史淵源，且每年中元節舉辦祭典，循傳統古禮與科儀，祈求冥陽兩利，關懷鄉里弱勢；藉文化實踐，體現傳統道教信仰，傳達教化人心向善宗旨。

🎊龍湖廟為地方信仰中心，護佑眾生已逾200年，恭迎各地信眾蒞廟參拜🎊

小港龍湖廟歷史悠久，獲得高雄市文化局認證為無形文化資產，是全台灣最早專門供奉大士爺的廟宇之一，見證了當地信仰發展。

本廟歷史溯自清朝乾隆六十年(西元1795年)，由貢生李國珍於港仔墘庄發起募建，歷經清朝嘉慶二十三年以來多次修建，始終為地方信仰中心，眾神護佑鄉里已逾兩百載。

龍湖廟大士爺祭典，也因傳統特色，在民國113年依文化資產保存法，正式登載為市定無形文化資產。

這座200多年歷史的廟宇，也供奉玄天上帝、註生娘娘、土地公等眾神，是社區凝聚力的重要來源，歡迎蒞臨參拜體驗民俗信仰傳統。

地址：高雄市小港區平正街55號。電話：07-8122579

每天上午0530～晚上2030，全年無休。

The Dragon-Lake Temple (pronounced as “Longhu Temple") is located in Hsiao-Kang District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. The temple boasts a long history and has been recognized as an intangible cultural asset by the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Kaohsiung City Government. It is now government-recognized, the earliest temple in Taiwan exclusively dedicated to worshiping the “King of Ghost" (Great Master), standing as a testament to the evolution of local religious beliefs.

The temple’s origins trace back to more than 200 years of Qianlong’s reign during the Qing Dynasty (1795 AD), when the scholar Lee Guozhen initiated its construction in Gangzaiqian Village. Since the 23rd year of Jiaqing’s reign, the Qing Dynasty (1818 AD), it has undergone several renovations. It has consistently served as the local spiritual center, with the deities safeguarding the community for over two centuries.

Owing to its traditional significance, the “King of Ghost Festival" (Great Master Festival) at Dragon-Lake Temple (Longhu Temple) was officially registered as a municipal intangible cultural asset under the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act in 2024.

This temple, with a history spanning more than 200 years, also enshrines deities such as Xuantian Shangdi (Emperor Xuantian), Zhusheng Niangniang (Goddess of Child Birt), Tudigong (Lord of the Land), and many other Lords. It remains a vital source of community cohesion, welcoming visitors to experience and partake in traditional folk religious practices.

Location: Dragon-Lake Temple (Chinese pronunciation: Long Hu Miao)

Address: No. 55 Ping-cheng Street, Kaohsiung City, 81200, Taiwan.

Phone: +886-7-812-2579

Service hours: Daily AM0530 to PM 2030, no close days unless specifically indicated.

Please be advised that the domain (temple1795.org) is owned by us, and we are using it for our Google for Nonprofits account [財團法人小港龍湖廟]}