Temple of the Queen of Heaven Review

[Tianhou Palace] Also known as Fujian Assembly Hall, located in Zhenyuan County, Qiandongnan Miao and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, 㵲 Yangzhen Xinzhong Street, was built in the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of 2372 square meters and a construction area of 1200 square meters. Zhenyuan Tianhou Palace sits north facing south, with mountains and water behind, the door is facing the street, the terrain is high, and the door is directly covered with 88-level wide stone steps. The main buildings are: mountain gate, stage, main hall, east and west two-room, ear room, back room, etc. The buildings are all wooden structures with buckets and roofs covered with blue tiles. The temple is dedicated to the "Haishen" Mazu, which is built to commemorate the Haishen Mazu and as a Fujian Tongxiang Assembly Hall. Zhenyuan Tianhou Palace as a place to worship the Mazu of the sea god and Fujian merchants, reflecting the gathering of Zhenyuan merchants in the Qing Dynasty, the prosperity of shipping developed, and also indicating the cultural exchange between the Yangtze River Basin and the southeast coast. It studies the economy of Guizhou and coastal areas. Cultural exchanges have important value. On October 16, 2019, Zhenyuan Tianhou Palace was announced by the State Council as the eighth batch of key cultural relics protection units in the country.

National insurance unit, antique. Ctrip booked a ticket for 15 yuan, did not let in at the ticket office, scanned the code, the service attitude was not good, and then swiped the ID card.

The first thing I saw in the palace of Zhenyuan Tianhou is a statue of Mazu. On the right hand side is the exhibition hall. There is a good wooden boat on display. There are some agricultural tools. There are fewer items on display. The area of the palace is not very large. There are many slogans and knowledge about Zhenyuan.

Just beside the main road of Zhenyuan County, built on the mountain, the area is very small, just take pictures at the door.

Very beautiful and magnificent Tianhou Palace, Tianhou Palace is generally only in the coastal area, the town is far southwest inland, there is actually Tianhou Palace is more unusual, probably because of Wuyang River, and, since ancient times, Guizhou is the water road out of Hunan. Opposite the Tianhou Palace is a pier, you can go down to see the Wuyang River.

Zhenyuan Tianhou Palace, also known as Fujian Assembly Hall, was built in the Qing Dynasty to commemorate the Mazu of the sea god and as a Fujian Tongxiang Assembly Hall. Tianhou Palace is located in Xinzhong Street, Yangzhen, Zhenyuan County, facing north and south, backed by Shiping Mountain, and facing Yanghe. It is composed of Shanmen, Zhengdian, Opera House, East and West Wings, West Yards, East Yards (dining rooms), and dressing buildings. All single buildings are small green tile-topped wooden structures. The area covers an area of 2372 square meters and the construction area is 1200 square meters. The existing Tianhou Palace is a reconstruction of the Fujian merchants in Linpinnan, Zhenyuanzhi County, after the fighting in the same year. The Temple of the Hou of Heaven is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the idea of the ancients obeying nature and using the terrain to freely arrange buildings can be seen everywhere. The Tianhou Palace is a place for gatherings of Mazu and Fujian merchants to sacrifice the sea gods. On the one hand, it reflects the gathering of merchants in Zhenyuan at that time, the prosperity of shipping developed, and on the other hand, it also reflects a cultural exchange between the Yangtze River Basin and the southeast coast. It studies the economy of Guizhou and coastal areas. Cultural exchanges have important value. Tickets are 30 yuan, and the steps of the Tianhougong Pier are the steepest in the ancient town.