A-Ma Temple

This city is fascinating! Today...(A-MA Goddess Statue and Temple).A-Ma is the goddess of seafarers. This statue, sculptured by Lung Man Nin and erected in 1998, is the tallest A-Ma statue in the world! Legend tells that A-Ma protected fishermen and merchants who sailed to Macau. In gratitude for her protection from the perils of the sea, a temple was erected and she was worshiped long before the Portuguese arrived, back in the 16th century. When the Portugueses settled here, they called the land "Macau", meaning "the port of A-Ma".ONE OF THE TOURIST SPOT HERE IN MACAU 🥰🥰#macautrip#myTripvlog#awesomepictures#Macau

Ma Pavilion Temple is one of the more famous monuments in Macau, has been in existence for more than 500 years, is the oldest of the three major Buddhist temples in Macau. Ma Pavilion Temple, formerly known as Mazu Pavilion, is located in the southwest of the Macau Peninsula and is one of the three Buddhist temples in Macau, China. Commonly known as Tianhou Temple, built in 1488, is in the Ming Dynasty. Construction along the coast, back to the mountains and the sea, Shishi Town Gate, moths and sky, ancient trees towering, beautiful scenery. The whole temple includes four main buildings such as the Great Hall, Huanren Hall, Guanyin Pavilion, etc. It is an ancient building with Chinese cultural characteristics.

Macao Ma Pavilion Temple is one of the most famous monuments in Macau. It was built in the first year of Ming Dynasty (1488) and has a history of more than 500 years. The Ma Pavilion Temple was originally called Mazu Pavilion and commonly known as Tianhou Temple. The main buildings are the Great Hall, Huanren Hall, Guanyin Pavilion and other halls. The main worshipping Taoist female fairy mazu in the Mage Temple

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A-Ma Temple is a quite beautiful and authentic temple to the local sea goddess Ma Zu. This temple was built over five hundred years ago and nowadays this is the oldest temple of Macau.

Came on June 25, 2013. In general, the significance of Mazu Pavilion is greater than the substance. This place has a high status in Macau, on the one hand, this is the highest temple of the local Mazu faith in Macau, on the other hand, the history of Mazu Pavilion dates back to the Ming Dynasty, and even earlier than the history of the city building in Macau today. However, Macau was a small fishing village in Bentham, so the status of Mazu Temple was higher, and its establishment was like this. If you don't come to worship Mazu or feel the atmosphere of traditional religious activities in Macau, the harvest of visiting here is more general.