Closed Today Open tomorrow at 08:00-17:00(Admission ends at 16:40)
Recommended sightseeing time:1-2 hours
Address:
Changle, Fuzhou, Fujian, ChinaMap
Phone0591-28623230, 0591-28611668
What travelers say:
Felt like such a Chinese experience. Immersing in the culture. Friendly people in the community.
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Xianying Palace Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Xianying Palace is located in the seaside of Xianqi, Changle Harbor, Fujian Province. It was built in the eighth year of Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty and is classified as a national key cultural relic protected unit. As a result of a major natural disaster, it was buried underground during the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty. On June 22, 1992, the site of the ancient palace ruins was accidentally discovered and excavated. After reconstruction, the palace halls, main halls, and archways reappeared one by one in their former glory. The underground palace mud color sculpture group has maintained their original holy sequence. Among them, the statues of the "Sea Guardians" Zheng He and Mazu are very rare in China. The National History Museum has replicated the entire group of "Sea Guardians" statues and they are well worth seeing.
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Xianying Palace Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Felt like such a Chinese experience. Immersing in the culture. Friendly people in the community.
On the way to Changle Airport, because the flight was late and there was time, I went to Xianying Palace temporarily. I didn’t expect it to be really good. I was buried because of the natural disaster. I was excavated when I built the airport. Now the earth palace has been repaired. From the last time I entered the clock tower, the Drum Tower went out, and Trip.com bought tickets online 18.8. Cheaper than the scene, but about half an hour early. About ten minutes to the airport
It’s not far from Changle Airport. We went to Fuzhou to play. It was night. We set up a nearby hotel. In the morning, we found that there were many early stalls at the door. It was not too small to see the pilgrims. It was a pity that the itinerary was too tight. There was no time to come in and visit. I'll fly to Fuzhou again. I'll definitely come and visit this ancient temple that was once dusty.
The staff said they only cooperated with Meituan and reluctantly handled Trip.com orders.
Originally a national insurance, but it was too dark to see clearly