Baishatun Mazu Arrives in Yunlin, Stops at Xiluo Fuxing Temple After 8 Years

The Baishatun Mazu pilgrimage entered Yunlin County and arrived at Xiluo Fuxing Temple, attracting a massive crowd and causing traffic jams. This marks the Mazu's first stop at the temple in eight years.
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The Mazu palanquin of Baishatun, Tongxiao, Miaoli, entered Yunlin County at 11 AM today, arriving at Xiluo Fuxing Temple half an hour later. A large number of 'xiangdengjiao' (devotees) filled the temple square, causing traffic congestion throughout Xiluo town. Fuxing Temple stated that it has been eight years since the last stop. The pilgrimage, heading to Chaotian Temple in Beigang, is on its third day. The Mazu palanquin crossed the Xiluo Bridge from Changhua County into Xiluo Town, Yunlin County, around noon. Amidst devotees kneeling for blessings for several kilometers, the palanquin passed through the crowd and proceeded to Xiluo Fuxing Temple for its stop. Yunlin County Magistrate Chang Li-shan also attended to pay respects. Chang Li-shan welcomed the Baishatun 'xiangdengjiao' to Yunlin and mentioned that public venues such as schools and community activity centers along the route can offer rest and washing facilities, with drinks and food provided. Devotees can find relevant information on the Yunlin County Government website. Fuxing Temple noted that Baishatun Mazu last stopped eight years ago. Although Baishatun Mazu's route is unpredictable each year, the temple provides refreshments and cool drinks for devotees during the pilgrimage. The Baishatun Mazu palanquin rested at Fuxing Temple until 2 PM before continuing its journey. It passed by Xiluo Dongsheng Kindergarten, and upon seeing children welcoming Mazu at the entrance, the palanquin made a direct stop at the kindergarten, allowing the children to individually pass beneath it for blessings. The Baishatun Mazu palanquin is expected to arrive at Beigang by noon tomorrow, with an estimated over 450,000 'xiangdengjiao' following. (Editor: Wu Sou-rou) 1150415