[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Lin Fung Temple (Updated May)

#Macau Attractions 🕰️Opening hours: 7am to 5pm 📍Address: Lotus Peak Temple, Macau, 15 minutes walk from Guan Gate 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Lotus Peak Temple is an ancient temple in Macau. It was built in the 16th century. After several restorations, it still retains its current appearance. The exterior architecture has a very historical feel. There is a five-story incense burner tower in front of the temple, and a giant tree. You can also see the cute squirrel 🐿️. There are many cultural relics and murals inside

#Macau Attractions There is a cultural site in the Northern District of Macau, the antique Lotus Peak Temple, which is 15 minutes walk straight from Guan Gate🥰 There are 3 temples in total, the center is the Lotus Peak Temple, the lanterns of the dragon on the left and the tiger on the right 🏮 are very impressive The two wishing trees next to it are very special, they are 3-4 meters high🥳 Also the incense burner is symmetrical geometric pattern, very beautiful 😎 The whole environment retains the taste of history, 🌲 the trees are intertwined👆 feel Macau's history is a good place

My dears, there is a Lianfeng Temple with a very interesting story hidden in Rua do Almirante in Macau! It was built around the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. Its ancient name was Tianfei Temple. It is one of the three ancient temples in Macau and has a history of nearly 400 years. This was once the residence of Qing Dynasty officials who came to Macau, and it is also called the official temple. The temple consists of three rooms connected horizontally, with two entrances, front and back. The central hall of the first entrance is dedicated to the Queen Mother of Heaven. The magnificent square worship pavilion in front of the hall was once the residence of officials handling cases. The central hall of the second entrance is dedicated to Guanyin. The side halls also enshrine gods such as Guandi, Yiling Emperor, Shennong, etc., where Buddha, gods and humans live in harmony. The temple houses the Lingnan-style grey sculptures of dragons and phoenixes, which do not require firing but are shaped and coloured on site. The plaque with the inscription "Chinese and Foreign Grace" from the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty is the oldest plaque in Australia. There is also an A-Po Stone in front of the temple, which witnessed the assassination of Macau colonist Amaral by Shen Mi and others in 1849. In 1839, Lin Zexu met with the Portuguese here. Today, a statue of Lin Zexu stands in front of the temple. The Lin Zexu Memorial Hall next to it houses precious pictures and cultural relics such as the Burning of Opium at Humen. Stepping into the Lianfeng Temple is like walking into the historical corridor of Macau, feeling the unique charm of the interweaving of ancient and modern times, it is worth checking in~#澳门景点

The only change when I came to Feng Temple for the second time was that there were more cats🐱! They seem to have become the local bullies, making people come here not to worship but to see them! All the postures for asking for touches and tickles are ready. 💰Average Consumption: FREE 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Solemn, statues of gods, incense, and a few cats 🕰️Business hours: 7:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

|Lin Zexu Memorial Hall. Before the Spring Festival, I went on a hiking trip around the main island of Macau and decided to explore the route through the Qingmao Port. Qingmao Port is located at Zhuhai Station of the urban rail transit, which is very convenient. This customs is the same as Hengqin. The two places have been merged into one. You only need one verification to pass through the customs. Compared with Gongbei, there are fewer people and basically no one will stop. There is a transportation center after passing the customs. This time I encountered an embarrassing thing: my phone was disconnected from the Internet, and I could only rely on offline maps to slowly search for the targets that I had marked in advance. As I walked, I suddenly saw the familiar Lianfeng Temple. I used to pass this place when I walked from Gongbei to the Ruins of St. Paul's. Lianfeng Temple was first built in the Ming Dynasty. Its ancient name was Tianfei Temple. It is dedicated to the Queen of Heaven. It is one of the three major ancient temples in Macau and is as famous as the A-Ma Temple. Lianfeng Temple is named after Lianfeng Mountain and has a history of more than 400 years. Today, it enshrines many gods such as the Queen of Heaven, Medicine King, Guandi, Guanyin, and Jinhua. Every time I see Chinese culture preserved so well in Macau, I am reminded of the “Song of the Seven Sons” written by Mr. Wen Yiduo a hundred years ago: But they took away my body, and you still keep the soul in my heart. The Chinese civilization that is ingrained in our bones can never be taken away by robbers. There is a Lin Zexu Memorial Hall next to the Lianfeng Temple, which makes people curious. Why was the museum built here? After seeing the exhibition, I realized that when the opium was destroyed in Humen, he inspected Macau as an imperial envoy and stayed in Lianfeng Temple. On March 10, 1839, Lin Zexu arrived in Guangzhou. From April 11 to May 18, Lin Zexu personally supervised the confiscation of opium. Starting from June 3, under his command, the 23-day destruction of opium at Humen was carried out, shocking China and the world. On September 3, Lin Zexu arrived in Macau. During the inspection, Chinese residents, carrying their elderly and children, lined the streets and cheered, while Portuguese residents also shoulder to shoulder, fearing that they would be left behind. When Lin Zexu passed by, the Sanba, Maque, Nam Van and other forts fired 19 salutes to show their respect for the imperial commissioner.

Located in the Macau Peninsula near Taishan District, the Lotus Peak Temple is one of the three ancient temples in Macau. It was built in 1500 of the Ming Dynasty. It has a long history and is well preserved. The ancient temple covers a huge area and is composed of three large houses, each with a pool and patio for natural lighting, allowing you to enjoy the architectural features of ancient times. The temple is full of incense, but still retains a sense of tranquility. It enshrines the gods such as Guanyin, Jinhua Niang, Guandi, and the God of Wealth. There is a Lin Zexu Memorial Hall next to it. Admission is $5. #Macau itinerary

#MacauAttractions Lin Fong Temple is one of the oldest and most majestic Buddhist temples in Macau. This temple covers a vast area, and its architectural style combines the characteristics of northern and southern Chinese temples, making it magnificent. As you enter the temple, you will see a towering Main Hall. In addition to the statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, the hall also houses niches for statues of Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and others, which are magnificent and golden. There is also an ancient banyan tree in the temple, with its tangled trunk and roots, as if witnessing the rise and fall of this Buddhist temple for hundreds of years. During the Lunar New Year every year, this place attracts a large number of pilgrims to come and burn incense, draw lots and pray for blessings, and the scene is very lively. Walking through it, you feel as if you are in a peaceful and quiet pure land, which brings extraordinary tranquility and baptism to the body, mind and soul.

Macau is not only home to modern shopping malls, hotels, and glittering casinos, but also on the Macau Peninsula, there are magnificent European-style cathedrals as well as a place for traditional culture. Among them, the "Three Great Ancient Temples" are famous cultural and prayer sanctuaries. Puji Zen Temple🪭 The Puji Zen Temple, commonly known as the Guanyin Hall, is the largest Buddhist temple in Macau. It is one of the Three Great Ancient Temples of Macau, along with the A-Ma Temple and the Lotus Peak Temple. The temple's founder was Shi Lian Da Shan (1633-1705), belonging to the Zen South Chan Cao Dong Sect. The main building is divided into three halls, and there is a rear garden behind the temple, which is rare in the Hong Kong and Macau region. Lotus Peak Temple🪭 The Lotus Peak Temple was initially built in the twentieth year of the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty (1592). In the mid-Qing Dynasty, because the present Mount Guia was originally named Lotus Peak, the temple was named after it. The existing scale was rebuilt in the second year of the Guangxu era (1876). The front hall of the temple's central route is dedicated to Mazu, and the rear hall to Guanyin. The interior still preserves the original appearance of the late Qing Dynasty, exuding an ancient charm and full atmosphere. A-Ma Temple🪭 The A-Ma Temple is one of Macau's most famous historical sites and one of the three great temples of Macau. Even the city's foreign name "Macau" is derived from this temple. Whether you are a fan of historical sites or temples, this is a must-visit spot on your trip to Macau. It was built at least before 1553, mainly dedicated to Mazu. The current scale was established after two renovations and expansions in 1874 (the thirteenth year of the Tongzhi era) and 1875 (the first year of the Guangxu era). Visiting tips: All three temples are located on the "Macau Peninsula" and are very suitable for history enthusiasts to visit together. Each site is accessible by bus, with no admission fee. It is recommended to visit before 16:00 in the afternoon to avoid missing out.

#MacauClearanceSince 1592, it has stood firm until today Retains the strong architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties The wrinkled old trees in front of the door tell the vicissitudes of history This small town embodies a precious historical heritage🤗🤗🤗

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