What is the tallest building or mansion in Quanzhou, a famous hometown of overseas Chinese in the Golden Triangle of southern Fujian?

Tianhou Palace. Tianhou Palace is the Mazu Tempel with the highest existing building specifications, the largest scale and the earliest age in China. It is located in Tianhou Road, Quanzhou, and is known as the "Temple of Wenling".

Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, the largest temple in Fujian Province

The Holy Tomb of Islamic Lingshan in Fengze District of Tang Dynasty is the oldest and most well-preserved Islamic holy place in China.

Kaiyuan Temple in Licheng District, a thousand-year-old ancient mulberry, is the oldest existing mulberry tree in China, with a tree age of over 1300 years.

The statue of Laojun is the largest Taoist stone carving in China, Qingyuan Mountain, Song Dynasty.

Tumen Street in Licheng District of Jing Qing Temple was the earliest and oldest Islamic temple in China in Song Dynasty.

Qifeng Stone Carving Group There are the most existing Qifeng stone carvings in China in Jiuri Mountain, Fengzhou, Nan 'an, Song Dynasty.

Luoyang Bridge Song Huian The oldest existing seaport Dashiqiao in China, Luoyang.

Tianhou Road, Mazu Song Licheng District, Tianhou Palace, with the highest building specifications, the largest scale and the earliest age, exists in China.

Anping Bridge Song Jinjiang Anhai and Nan 'an Shuitou junction China's longest existing ancient stone bridge.

Kaiyuan Temple in Licheng District of Song Dynasty, East West Pagoda, the tallest stone pagoda in China, is 48.24 meters high.

Manichaeism Temple in Cao An Yuan Jinjiang Luoshan Huabiao Mountain The only remaining Manichaeism Temple in China.

The third Buddha statue of Lamaism Yuan Qingyuan Mountain Bixiaoyan The earliest and best preserved stone carving of the third Buddha statue in China.

The ancient city of Chongwu, Minghui Anchongwu, is the best preserved granite coastal stone city in China.

Quanzhou Overseas Traffic History Museum The only museum in China, Donghu Street, Fengze District, which reflects the history of ancient Chinese and foreign maritime traffic.