Su Liuniang Temple

This is a temple. Bus No. 20 goes directly to this place. It's only a few hundred meters below the junction of K201 Shangcun. No ticket, parking lot, parking fee is required. The Temple landscape can also be seen. The architectural style of southern Fujian, the carved beams and painted buildings, especially the roof eaves, deserve a close look. There is an ancient banyan tree at the gate of the temple hall. It is lush and lush. Behind the hall is the tomb, and behind the hill is Zimao Mountain. Fewer tourists, like quiet can come here to visit, not far from the core of Quanzhou city.

It's fun. It's wonderful. Wonderland on earth. You deserve a visit.

The scenery is good, it has the characteristics of southern Fujian, and the environment is elegant.

Zimao Mountain, one of the four famous mountains in Quanzhou, has an ancient temple in the north of the mountain, built on the mountain, and the incense is full. It is for the Madam Su Temple, which is dedicated to the Quanzhou folk goddess Su Liuniang. The Madam Su Temple is about 10 kilometers away from the ancient city of Quanzhou, and the bus can directly reach the temple parking lot. Come here, you can visit for free, but see the mountain as a barrier, the ancient temple is located, the trees are hidden, the birds are happy, and the scenery is unique. The overall layout of the temple adopts the traditional "one into three open rooms" form in southern Fujian. The main building is composed of the front hall, pavilion, patio and main hall. There are Zhaishe and Baoen Hall on the left and right sides. There are bell towers and drum towers in front, and ancient trees ring arches in the back. There are also buildings such as land, Yixin Pavilion, Chunhui Pavilion and so on. After visiting the Mrs. Su Temple, you can pass through the culvert Range Rover Zimao Mountain, or buy some honeydew fruit made by locals in the square in front of the temple, so that the journey will be more wonderful!