Just returned from Quanzhou, avoid Luojia Temple

"Temple born from the sea," "See the sea in the temple," "Same style as Li Xian." These tags made this sea temple quickly go viral. But is the real scenery really like this? Just returned from Quanzhou, let me share my feelings. For those planning or preparing to go, you can avoid some pitfalls 💣, consider your itinerary carefully before going. 🏖️Attractions: The entrance is free, and it takes less than half an hour to tour the temple. It can be one of the stops on a Quanzhou coastline tour, but if you come here specifically from the city just to take photos, it's not very cost-effective. 🚌Transportation: Although you can reach it by bus, it takes a lot of time to get from the city to Luojia Temple. If you take a taxi, the round trip will cost hundreds of yuan. (If you drive yourself, ignore this) 📸Photography: There are a lot of people, and you need to queue for the popular photo spots. To take beautiful landscape photos, it's hard to capture the sea temple feeling without a drone. (Of course, I came here to shoot some aerial footage) For portrait travel photography, I personally think that any temple in the ancient city has a better atmosphere than here. 📌Tips: The sea is 360° unobstructed, the ultraviolet rays are very strong, so be well protected 🌞 I was fully armed except for my hands, and they were all tanned when I got back.