Mazu Cultural Park Review

Mazu Culture Park is located in the Mazu Temple Scenic Area on Putian Weizhou Island, Fujian Province. It is composed of Mazu Stele Forest, Mazu Culture Group Carvings, Mazu Culture Exhibition Hall, etc., with a relatively large area, occupying the commanding heights in the north of the island.

From the Mazuzu Temple, there is a ticket ticket to the top of the mountain. The entrance is the Cultural Park. The high exposure of the Mazu statue is here. Then go to the observation deck to see the sea, and then go down the mountain. It is a magnified version of the Mazu Temple Group, which is magnificent in scale. Ctrip can book a ticket and brush the QR code, a few dollars cheaper.

Just in the Mazuzu Temple Scenic Area, you can see it along the steps

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Mazu Cultural Park was built in 2002 next to the ancestral temple - Mazuzu Temple New Hall Building, the layout is basically the same as the ancestral temple, is a magnified version of the ancestral temple, large scale, but the details of the building are not as exquisite as the ancestral temple. Large-scale sacrifices and cultural festivals are held here, and every year Mazu's birth day (March 23 of the lunar calendar), Ascension day (September 9), and cruises and cruises back to the palace are held here. There is a mazu stone statue in the cultural park, which is the symbol of Weizhou Island. The mazu story group carvings in the park can understand some legends of mazu culture. In addition, Shunji Hall provides a world's largest pure gold Mazu statue (high 3.23 meters), using pure gold 323 kilograms, and a world's largest jade Mazu statue (high 1.33 meters) in the palace gate. The two are called "Jinyu Tonghui" tour route: take a bus from the ferry terminal or walk 1 stop, Go to the Mazuzu Temple Station, from the bottom to the top to visit the Zu Temple in turn, to the back door of the Mazu Culture Park, and then from the back door of the Mazu Culture Park, from the top to the bottom to visit the new temple.