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TheOExpress🏴🇭🇰
香港6,166 則投稿
2023年8月 • 單獨旅行
This temple is much larger than others I have seen in Macau Island itself and it’s a wonderful example of this type of place of worship. I really enjoyed my visit and would encourage other tourists to seek it out to see a different side of the city.
發表日期：2023年8月7日
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Leonhkny
香港23,959 則投稿
2023年2月
Among the three major historic temples in Macau, Lin Fung Temple may be the least visited. Although not on the major tourist route, it is the place where many key historical events happened. Lin Zexu, the patriotic mandarin, declared the edict to outlaw the sale of opium. Governor Amaral, who started the formal colonial rule, was assassinated here. Its historic significance far exceeds its size.
發表日期：2023年2月10日
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Brad
香港182,862 則投稿
2023年1月
Lin Fung (Temple of Lutus) is one of the three oldest and more historically important temples in Macau. It is located along Ave. do Almirante Lacerda in the north of the Macau Peninsula and is open to visit from 7am to 5pm daily.
Fairly isolated to the main sightseeing area around the Historic Centre of Macau, this is a large and very interesting place to visit if you are particularly interested in spending time viewing Macau's best temple sites along with the Kun Iam Temple along Ave. do Coronel Mesquita and the World Heritage A-Ma Temple at Barra Square.
Lin Fung was originally built in 1592 but has been restored a fair number of times over the centuries. What you see today is mostly from renovations during the Qing Dynasty in the 19th century. The temple is three halls with three bays each along with several courtyards. You'll find traditional grey brick exterior with decorative bas-reliefs, stone lions guarding the temple entrance and a giant, bronze incense burner.
Within, you will find shrines with deity figures, hanging incense coils, wooden statues, ancient drums and bells and many other items of worship in the various halls. The courtyards have dragon and phoenix murals that are beautiful. It is all very interesting if you enjoy spending time in historic Chinese temples during your travels.
Note: In the main open space in front of the Lin Fung Temple, you will also find the Lin Xezo Memorial Museum (MOP$5) and statue of the important Chinese Commissioner who played a vital role in soothing and fostering the relations between the Imperial Palace and western foreign presence here in Macau. He was also a key figure of the first Opium War. This museum is worth a quick add on and can be conveniently seen before or after the temple.
Fairly isolated to the main sightseeing area around the Historic Centre of Macau, this is a large and very interesting place to visit if you are particularly interested in spending time viewing Macau's best temple sites along with the Kun Iam Temple along Ave. do Coronel Mesquita and the World Heritage A-Ma Temple at Barra Square.
Lin Fung was originally built in 1592 but has been restored a fair number of times over the centuries. What you see today is mostly from renovations during the Qing Dynasty in the 19th century. The temple is three halls with three bays each along with several courtyards. You'll find traditional grey brick exterior with decorative bas-reliefs, stone lions guarding the temple entrance and a giant, bronze incense burner.
Within, you will find shrines with deity figures, hanging incense coils, wooden statues, ancient drums and bells and many other items of worship in the various halls. The courtyards have dragon and phoenix murals that are beautiful. It is all very interesting if you enjoy spending time in historic Chinese temples during your travels.
Note: In the main open space in front of the Lin Fung Temple, you will also find the Lin Xezo Memorial Museum (MOP$5) and statue of the important Chinese Commissioner who played a vital role in soothing and fostering the relations between the Imperial Palace and western foreign presence here in Macau. He was also a key figure of the first Opium War. This museum is worth a quick add on and can be conveniently seen before or after the temple.
發表日期：2023年2月5日
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parmarpritish
印度賓布里 - 金傑沃德382 則投稿
2016年10月 • 夫妻情侶
It is a small and old temple popular among the locals. The temple is full of silence and you can see lot of different altars in different prayer rooms. Visit it if you have time and curious to see the Macau temple as it is slightly out of the regular tourist way.
Timings: Mon-Sat 7AM to 5PM
Timings: Mon-Sat 7AM to 5PM
發表日期：2016年11月18日
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JRC077
日本小田原2,603 則投稿
2016年2月 • 商務型
地元の人に愛され、信仰されている廟です。あまり観光客はおらず地元の人が中心に利用しています。渦巻き線香と道教の聖人像が展示されており中国らしい雰囲気がする場所でした。
發表日期：2016年7月3日
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Alex Z
俄羅斯莫斯科721 則投稿
2016年3月 • 單獨旅行
В общем, это не самый красивый храм Макао, но зато один из трех древнейших. На мой взгляд, особенно смотреть нечего, но возраст внушает уважение. Расположен далековато от традиционных туристических маршрутов.
發表日期：2016年3月30日
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sallychicago
chicago158 則投稿
2015年12月 • 夫妻情侶
i thought this was one of the lovelier temples we saw on our trip to hong kong and macau, it has several worship rooms each with elaborate altars and statuary, very atmospheric and there were quiet a few ceremonies happening whilst we were there that we were lucky to witness. it's not too hard to get to really, you can walk up there or just pick up a bus from senado square but we were staying at pousada da mong ha so this was just at the base of the hill. didn't visit the museum next door as we weren't aware of it but that could be worth it too...an earlier review gives more details on how to get there by bus
發表日期：2015年12月11日
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jimnliv2015
印尼耶加達179 則投稿
2015年7月 • 夫妻情侶
Salah satu dari tiga klenteng tertua di Makau. Dibangun pada jaman dinasti Ming, didedikasikan untuk Mazu dan Guan Yin. Ada tiga klenteng berdampingan, terlihat sangat tua dan kurang terawat. Klenteng ini sepi jarang dikunjungi wisatawan asing maupun penduduk lokal.
發表日期：2015年8月26日
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vanapong
泰國Ko Kret6,499 則投稿
2015年6月 • 單獨旅行
เดินมาชม Lin Fong Temple หรือ Temple of the Lotus เป็นวัดเก่าแก่ตั้งแต่สมัยราชวงศ์หมิง สร้างในปี 1723 คนจีนนิยมมากราบไหว้
發表日期：2015年7月28日
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Brad
香港182,862 則投稿
2015年2月 • 夫妻情侶
The Lin Fung Mui (Lin Fung Temple) was built in 1592 and can be found at the north end of Mong Ha Hill on Avenida do Almirante Lacerda. It is more commonly referred to as the Temple of Lotus and is one of the three most famous temples in Macau, behind the A-Ma Temple (Barra Square) and Kun Iam Temple (Avenida do Coronel Mesquita).
The Lin Fung Mui has been restored numerous times over the centuries, most significantly during the Qing Dynasty for which it takes is current size and architecture. In front of the temple there are impressive incense altars as well as a statue to the famed visitor Commissioner Lin Zexu, who stayed here on official business in Macau in 1839.
The front facade of the temple is attractive, featuring decorative facade reliefs as well as traditional stone lions guarding the entrances into the cluster of halls. Within the interlinking halls, you will find alter shrines to the likes of Kun Iam and Kwan Tai, decorative walls with reliefs, burning incense coils, intricate wood carvings.
In the end, we enjoy visiting Lin Fung Mui from time to time. Unfortunately, it is located a fair distance away from the Historic City Centre of Macau so you have to make an effort to find and visit this temple. Buses 1A, 8, 8A, 10, 28B, 28BX, N1B pass this direction for those interested.
Hint: If you are specifically targeting temple visits while in Macau, this is definitely one to see. We would recommend it just after the UNESCO World Heritage - A Ma Temple. You can visit along with Kun Iam Temple, which is only 10 minutes walk from here.
The Lin Fung Mui has been restored numerous times over the centuries, most significantly during the Qing Dynasty for which it takes is current size and architecture. In front of the temple there are impressive incense altars as well as a statue to the famed visitor Commissioner Lin Zexu, who stayed here on official business in Macau in 1839.
The front facade of the temple is attractive, featuring decorative facade reliefs as well as traditional stone lions guarding the entrances into the cluster of halls. Within the interlinking halls, you will find alter shrines to the likes of Kun Iam and Kwan Tai, decorative walls with reliefs, burning incense coils, intricate wood carvings.
In the end, we enjoy visiting Lin Fung Mui from time to time. Unfortunately, it is located a fair distance away from the Historic City Centre of Macau so you have to make an effort to find and visit this temple. Buses 1A, 8, 8A, 10, 28B, 28BX, N1B pass this direction for those interested.
Hint: If you are specifically targeting temple visits while in Macau, this is definitely one to see. We would recommend it just after the UNESCO World Heritage - A Ma Temple. You can visit along with Kun Iam Temple, which is only 10 minutes walk from here.
發表日期：2015年2月20日
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