A great place for photos! Experience a Fujian-Taiwan style Mazu Temple without leaving Shanghai!

✨Hui Ju Temple, Kunshan | A thousand-year-old temple with Fujian-Taiwan style✨ 📍Address: No. 508, Yangshu Road, Kunshan, Suzhou 🌟 🎫Tickets: Free 💰 🕙Opening hours: 08:00–17:00 all year round 🕘 🚉Transportation: -🚄High-speed rail: Take the high-speed rail to Kunshan Station, then take a taxi. It's fast and convenient. -🚗Self-driving: Navigate to "Hui Ju Temple Parking Lot" or "Kunshan Baodao Youyicun Underground Parking Lot." Parking is convenient. -🚇Subway: Take Shanghai Metro Line 11 and transfer to Suzhou Metro Line 11. Get off at Baihetan Station, walk 1.7 km or transfer to Kunshan Bus 26 to Huiju Square Station. 🚙Parking: 🏯 Hui Ju Temple has an underground parking lot with plenty of parking spaces. 💁Parking is free with a receipt from a meal at the nearby Taiwan Street. 📷Photo tips: 👉Square mural wall: Start from the square. The two large mural walls can be used as a background for photos. They are very unique. 👉Temple long shots and corners: After the square is the temple. You can take long shots of its solemn and exquisite appearance, or find various corners to take close-up photos to show the architectural details. -👉Jiangnan courtyard: Next is a Jiangnan-style courtyard with small bridges, flowing water, and green bamboo. Photos here can capture the tranquility and elegance of the Jiangnan water town. -👉Back garden: The back garden is full of green mountains and red leaves, with charming scenery. It's suitable for taking artistic photos. -👉Second floor of Baodao Youyicun: The second floor of Baodao Youyicun is a great place to take photos of the entire Hui Ju Temple. 👉Second floor railing of Laotan Pickled Cabbage Beef Noodles: This is one of the best photo spots in Hui Ju Temple, where you can capture a unique angle of the temple. 🤩Temple features: 🏯Hui Ju Temple was built in the 10th year of the Tianjian period of the Liang Dynasty. It has a long history and was rebuilt in 2005. The architecture adopts the ancient Fujian-Taiwan style and is the first "pure Fujian-Taiwan style" ancient building complex in East China. 🏯The front hall is dedicated to Guanyin, and the back hall is the Tianhou Palace, which is also the largest Mazu Temple in East China. It integrates Fujian-Taiwan culture, Jiangnan culture, Mazu culture, and cross-strait folk culture. 😘In short, Hui Ju Temple is a place worth visiting. You can experience the historical and cultural heritage and take beautiful photos.