Mazu Temple is the birthplace of Mazu culture. It was first built in the Song Dynasty and is a pilgrimage center for Mazu believers around the world. Mazu is the protector of the sea and is deeply believed by people in coastal areas.
Main Attractions
Zu Temple: The core building of the Mazu Temple, where the statue of Mazu is enshrined and the incense is strong.
Tianhou Palace: The main hall of the Mazu Temple, with magnificent architecture and exquisite carvings.
Mazu Cultural Park: A theme park that showcases Mazu culture, with Mazu statues and cultural exhibitions.
Address: Meizhou Island, Putian City, Fujian Province
Opening hours: 07:00-17:30
Tickets: 65RMB/person (including boat ticket)
Visiting Tips
Best time: Mazu’s birthday (March 23 of the lunar calendar), to experience the grand sacrificial activities.
Transportation: Take a ferry from Putian City to Meizhou Island, the boat ride takes about 20 minutes.
Note: Smoking and loud noises are prohibited in the Mazu Temple, and religious etiquette must be respected.
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