Please, is this really a unique case in the whole country? The Twin Towers of Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple

Please, is this really a unique case in the whole country? The Twin Towers of Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple. Ever since the successful application for World Heritage status, I have been longing to visit. This place was once known as the Land of Buddha, where saints filled the streets, people lived alongside deities, and ancient houses coexisted with Western-style buildings. Yes, this is Quanzhou, the City of Carp. Bai Yansong also mentioned that Quanzhou is a city that one must visit at least once in their lifetime. The culture of Southern Fujian is rich, filled with the atmosphere of human life, hence this three-day, two-night travel guide. DAY1. Quanzhou Station - Hotel - Kaiyuan Temple - Chengtian Zen Temple - Guanyue Temple DAY2. Prefectural Wen Temple - Zhongshan Middle Road - Milicreative Park - Bell Tower - West Street DAY3. Wudian Market/Cuipu Village - Return trip 🚄 Transportation High-speed rail station goes directly to Quanzhou, and the airport to the city center costs about 40 yuan. The attractions are mostly concentrated in the old city, which can be solved by walking. And there are basically buses, and for sightseeing cars, it's 2 yuan/person. Wave to stop, and the city attractions are basically covered～ 🏠 Accommodation Close to West Street or near Zhongshan Road The average cost is around 50-100 yuan. 💚 Major Attractions Kaiyuan Temple: Founded during the Tang Dynasty, the iconic East and West Towers are very photogenic. Chengtian Zen Temple: The most serene temple, where Master Hongyi passed away. Guanyue Temple: Although small, it is the temple with the most incense. Prefectural Wen Temple: The largest Confucian temple complex in the southeast region. Zhongshan Middle Road: Arcade buildings, with the Bell Tower at the end. West Street: Lots of snacks, must-visit Litian Terrace Cafe. Wudian Market: Artistic red-brick ancient houses, great for strolling and eating. Cuipu Village: Cuipu Auntie's headwear, houses made of oyster shells. 💚 Tips: ① Temples do not allow the carrying of meaty and fishy food inside. ② Temples are free of charge and do not require tickets, open from 7:00-17:00. ③ There is a place for offering incense at the entrance, donate as you wish. Light incense inside for blessings, donate to the merit box as you like. ④ Inside the temple, there is a fortune bag spot where you can get a fortune bag (bracelets and necklaces for 30 yuan each, available from 8:30-10:00 in the morning and 14:00-16:00 in the afternoon. I am Xiao Bao who loves to travel and share✌️