Comprehensive guide to help you find the same photo spot at Quanzhou Luojia Temple as Li Xian

The first cover photo is truly amazing! 📸 This angle captures the entire panorama of Luojia Temple, absolutely stunning~ But‼️ You must‼️ go during low tide, otherwise the seawater will flood the spot! ⸻ 🧭 How to find Li Xian’s photo spot? 1. Walk to the far right side of Luojia Temple along the stone jetty 2. Find a slightly protruding reef/ platform 3. Stand here and point your camera to the left to capture the full temple panorama + sea + sky 4. A wide-angle lens is recommended for a more complete frame! ⸻ 🌊 Tide reminder: Low tide timing is crucial • Be sure to check the tide table: do not go to the spot during high tide • The ideal time is within 1 hour after low tide • The stone jetty is slippery, so watch your step ⸻ 📸 Other hidden photo spots recommended • In front of the Main Hall: facing the main hall + symmetrical buildings, the symmetrical corridors on both sides create a beautiful composition • Sea viewing platform: captures sea + sky + temple, very open and spacious • Red wall path: deep red temple walls + greenery/sky, perfect for artistic shots • Stair corner: person stands on a high spot, photographer shoots from above, looks like a painting ⸻ 💡 Pitfall avoidance guide: how to avoid “offline photographers” scams • Not recommended to randomly hire “tourist photographers,” especially those with unclear or high pricing. • If you really want a photographer: it’s best to arrange in advance via WeChat or photography platforms, confirm price + time + photo delivery method. • Bringing your own tripod + remote control/phone tripod is a very cost-effective and flexible option. • Try to avoid photography services that “just take you to this spot and charge a high price.” ⸻ 🍜 Nearby food, drink, and entertainment guide (free or low-cost recommendations) • Local snacks near the temple: many local snack stalls around Luojia Temple (no charge), you can stroll by the sea after eating. • Seaside viewing: no entrance fee, the coastline next to the temple is a free viewing spot for photos and sea watching. • Morning/ evening walks: recommended to come early morning or evening, air is fresh and light is soft, perfect for a relaxed visit. • Local markets: if you happen to catch a local market day, you can explore and taste local handmade goods and snacks (depends on the day). • Cultural check-in: Luojia Temple itself has no entrance fee (confirm current open status), the temple buildings + Buddha statues + stone paths are great for casual photos and visits. ⸻ 🧡 Practical outfit & photography tips • Recommended to wear light or warm colors to better blend with the temple’s tones. • Best shooting times: 8–10 AM / 3–5 PM. • Non-slip shoes + sun protection are essential (windy seaside + slippery ground) • Bring spare batteries + memory cards: you might take many photos exploring panoramas and spots.