National Series 129 Shanwei Fengshan Ancestral Temple

🌈Historical background: Founded in the ninth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, the sea ban was lifted during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Shanwei Port developed greatly, and there appeared a prosperous scene of 'business and travel gathering, boats and rafts like clouds'. The Fengshan Ancestral Temple was thus expanded in the seventh year of Qianlong. 🚗Highlight introduction: It is a national 4A level tourist attraction and a famous scenic spot in Shanwei City. It is also a place where people in the eastern part of Guangdong, especially coastal fishermen, worship Mazu. It combines religious tourism, coastal scenery tourism, and city parks. It integrates religious culture, folk culture, and marine culture landscapes, with a typical southern China coastal style. 🎫Ticket information: Tickets are 15 yuan ✨Tour suggestions: The entire scenic area is close to Pinqing Lake, with great scenery. The main buildings are composed of Fengshan Park, Fengshan Ancestral Temple, and Fengyi Tai Mazu (Heavenly Mother) stone statue. The Fengshan Ancestral Temple is a branch palace of the Mazu Temple in Meizhou, Fujian, and is a famous center for the spread of Mazu culture in eastern Guangdong. The incense has been prosperous throughout the ages. There is also a Mazu Holy Relic Museum on the mountain, which displays Mazu's life and legends.