The World's Largest Mazu Statue - Siyang Mazu Cultural Park

Siyang Mazu Cultural Park is located in Siyang, Jiangsu, an ancient country with a history of over 2000 years, known as the hometown of poplar trees and the green sea of the plains. The Mazu Cultural Park is situated on Lover's Island, southwest of the Siyang Lock, in the middle of the Grand Canal, surrounded by water on three sides. The entire landscape structure consists of one axis, one ring, two centers, and one area. A 32.3-meter-high three-faced Mazu statue stands at the westernmost end of the island, which is also the only three-faced Mazu statue in the world. The overall planned area of the Mazu Cultural Park is 41,528.8 square meters, with main buildings including Mazu Square, Mazu Holy Statue, Mountain Gate, Bell and Drum Tower, Mazu Hall, Guanyin Hall, and the Hall of the Three Stars of Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity. It has now been completed and will be a rare multi-cultural tourist attraction among the more than 5,000 Mazu temples worldwide, integrating water conservancy, ecology, scenery, Buddhism, and Taoism, making it a unique cultural landmark along the thousand-mile Grand Canal. Siyang Mazu Cultural Park is a shining pearl on the thousand-mile Grand Canal, a Mazu cultural heritage site. It has formed the pattern of 'Huiju Temple in Kunshan in the south, and Siyang Mazu Cultural Park in the north.'