Not in Fujian or Taiwan, but directly accessible by Suzhou Metro

The hidden Huiju Temple in this bustling area has a history of over 1500 years! 🕍 📍Address: Huiju Temple, Kunshan, Suzhou 🕗Opening Hours: 8:00—17:00 🎫Ticket: Free 🆓 🚗Self-driving: Just navigate to Huiju Temple, about half an hour from Shanghai and Suzhou 🚇Metro: Exit 2 of Baihetan Station on Metro Line 11 🅿️Parking: First hour free, 3 yuan per hour After its reconstruction in 2005, it has become the largest Mazu temple in East China. Although it is low-key, it is definitely worth exploring its charm! 🔍 🌳Huiju Temple perfectly integrates the essence of Min-Taiwan and Suzhou classical gardens, showing unique architectural charm. It is based on the Longshan Temple of Lugang, Taiwan, incorporating various elements of Min-Taiwan style, while maintaining the grace and beauty of Suzhou's classical gardens. 🏞️ The temple's architecture includes the mountain gate, Hall of Heavenly Kings, bell and drum towers, Yuan Tong Bao Hall, Tianhou Palace, Shu Puxian Hall, etc. The Tianhou Palace, also known as 'Mazu Hall', leaves a deep impression. There is also a 9-story pagoda, one of the iconic buildings of the temple. Behind the pagoda is a tranquil park-like area, like a paradise on earth. 🌈 Moreover, right next to Huiju Temple is the popular Taiwan Village! After visiting Huiju Temple, you can come here to taste authentic Taiwanese cuisine, and the scenery is also very suitable for taking photos as a souvenir. 📸