Macau A-Ma Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Located in the southeast of Macau, the Macau A-Ma Temple, also known as the Tin Hau Temple, is one of the famous oriental temples in Macau and the oldest of the three ancient temples in Macau (A-Ma Temple, Guanyin Hall, and Lianfeng Temple), with a history of more than 500 years. The temple is backed by mountains and faces the sea, surrounded by towering ancient trees and beautiful scenery, and is a must-see for many tourists.
The A-Ma Temple was originally called Niangma Temple, Tianfei Temple or Haijue Temple, and was later named "A-Ma Temple". The Chinese commonly call it "A-Ma Temple". The square in front of the A-Ma Temple is where the Portuguese first landed in Macau, and it is the starting point of the integration of Chinese and Portuguese cultures. The Portuguese gravel in front of the A-Ma Temple is in sharp contrast to the Chinese design of the A-Ma Temple, which just reflects the characteristics of the integration of Chinese and Western cultures.

Attractions distribution:

The main deity worshipped in the Mazu Pavilion is the Taoist goddess Mazu, also known as the Queen of Heaven or the Queen of Heaven. She is said to be able to predict good and bad luck, and often helps merchants and fishermen to avoid danger and solve problems at sea. Many devout men and women come here to kowtow and pray, and the temple is filled with incense all year round. door , Archway , main hall , Hongren Hall , Guanyin Temple , Ma Ge Purple Smoke , Zhengjue Zen Forest , Cliff Carvings wait.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Photography, sightseeing, leisure, wishing, religion, historical sites