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Hayagriva

Third floor. Said to be one of the forms of Guanyin, and long revered as a protector of animals.

Hayagriva

Third floor. Said to be one of the forms of Guanyin, and long revered as a protector of animals.

About Hayagriva

3F · Protector of animals

Legend has it that Hayagriva is one of the forms of Guanyin, with a horse’s head on his crown and a fierce appearance, able to overcome every obstacle.

In Japan, Hayagriva is known as Bato Kannon and has long been revered as a protector of horses and all kinds of animals; quite a few pet cemeteries there have a statue of him.

Hayagriva is also enshrined on the third floor of Cho Yuu Temple. When you come up, greet him too and ask him to watch over your pet.

Whatever your pet is going through, there is a deity to talk to.

Meet all our deities

寵佑宮Cho Yuu Temple

台灣第一間寵物專屬宮廟。讓醫神保生大帝與黑虎爺，守護家裡的毛孩。Taiwan's first temple for pets, where Baosheng Dadi, the god of medicine, and the Black Tiger Lord watch over your family's pets.

台北市大同區貴德街57之2號（大稻埕）No. 57-2, Guide St., Datong Dist., Taipei (Dadaocheng)
每日 09:00–21:00Daily, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
捷運北門站、大橋頭站步行約 10 分鐘About a 10-minute walk from MRT Beimen or Daqiaotou Station