Huizhu Temple in Kunshan | The largest Mazu temple in East China

Tourism in Quanzhou has been booming recently. Friends who don't have time to visit Southern Fujian can first experience the Minnan scenery at Huizhu Square in Kunshan. Opening hours⌚️: 08:00-17:00 Admission🎫: Free, self-service incense offering is available inside the temple. Huizhu Temple is a temple complex in East China planned with 'Min-Taiwan' style and Lukang characteristics, integrating religion, art, humanities, history, and architecture from both sides of the strait. The overall planning of the temple is based on the architectural design of Lukang Longshan Temple, and it also draws on the architectural and artistic features of famous temples and monasteries from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, such as Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple, Chengtian Zen Temple, and Mazu Temple. Main buildings: Mountain Gate, Bell and Drum Tower, Hall of Heavenly Kings, Yuantong Treasure Hall, Mazu Temple, Manjusri and Samantabhadra Hall, and side corridors. Next to Huizhu Temple, the Taiwan Village is definitely not to be missed. This cultural and commercial district blends Kunshan's cultural characteristics with Taiwan's folk customs. Here, not only can you experience the old Taiwan style, but you can also taste authentic Taiwanese cuisine, such as Xiaojun Village beef noodles, wheel cakes, oyster omelettes, etc.