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#Chinese Architecture #100 Ways to Travel 🕰️Opening hours: 8am to 6pm 📍Address: Kang Gong Temple, Macau, also known as Kang Zhen Jun Temple, arrive by bus MT4 from Guan Gate 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Kang Gong Temple is a traditional Chinese temple in Macau Very good, outside is the Kang Gong Night Market, every night it will become very lively ❤️🥰

Kang Gong Temple is located in the middle of October 5th Street and has a history of more than 200 years💫 The main hall of the temple is dedicated to the true king of Kang Gong, Li Lie, the commander of the Han Dynasty On the left is King Hongsheng of Guangli of Nanhai, on the right is King of Jinshenghou of Xishan. In front of the side hall is the Sixth Patriarch Holy Buddha, later the master of Hua Tuo, the divine doctor of the Han Dynasty💫 This temple is dedicated to folk festive rituals. There is a "wine boat stone" placed in the center of the temple, which was carved during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty 📍Address: October 5th Street, Macau #Macau Weekend Trip #WeekendTravel #OverseasTravel #Macau #In-DepthTravel

#Macau Attractions 🕰️Opening Hours: 9am to 5pm 📍Address: Kang Gong Temple, Macau, 5 minutes walk from October 5th Street 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Kang Gong Temple is one of Macau's cultural attractions with a long history. It is located in front of Kang Gong Temple🎁 Many foreign tourists come to visit

#MacauAttractions Walking into the Kang Gong Temple in Macau, it feels like traveling back in time to that ancient seaside fishing village. This temple dedicated to Lord Kang, with its simple yet spiritual architecture, stands quietly deep in the alley, forming a sharp contrast with the surrounding modern buildings. The stone tablets and wood carvings in the temple record the history of Kang Gong as the sea god who protected fishermen, exuding a deep respect. Amid the smoke of incense, the temple courtyard was filled with the sound of prayers. The red lanterns hanging from the eaves sway gently in the breeze, as if telling the stories of those who once returned from a long voyage. Every time a stick of incense is lit, it is like a sincere wish rising up. Standing in front of the temple gate, looking across the statues of gods and exquisite pottery decorations enshrined in the temple, I feel that this temple is not only a place of faith but also a carrier of culture, closely linking Macau’s maritime history with folk beliefs. With its simple appearance, Kanggong Temple conveys ancient power and silent protection to every visitor. It is a place full of spirituality and historical significance.

💟Kang Zhenjun Temple is located in the middle of October 5th Street and has a history of over 200 years. The main hall of the temple enshrines Kang Gong Zhen Jun, who is Li Lie, a general in the Han Dynasty. He was awarded the title of Kang Gong for his great contributions to the country. 💟On the left is Nanhai Guangli Hongsheng King, on the right is Xishan Jinshenghou King, in front of the side hall is the Sixth Patriarch Buddha, and behind is the Han Dynasty genius doctor Hua Tuo 💟The temple is dedicated to folk celebrations and rituals. In the center of the hall is a "wine boat stone" carved during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty. It has auspicious patterns such as boats, carp leaping over the dragon gate, dragons and phoenixes, and pine and crane longevity. It is used by believers to offer wine to gods and Buddhas, so it is called "Wine Boat Stone". #MacauAttractions