BANGKOK – More than a place of worship, this over 150-year-old sanctuary is a living symbol of cultural identity, spiritual devotion, and a growing struggle against gentrification in the heart of the ...

More than a place of worship, this over 150-year-old sanctuary is a living symbol of cultural identity, spiritual devotion, and a growing struggle against gentrification in the heart of the city.

The Taiwan Tourism Administration has announced the successful conclusion of the 2025 Mazu (Matsu) Festival, a weeks-long religious and cultural celebration that drew record crowds and ...

Malaysia’s temple unveiled the world’s first AI Mazu statue, letting worshippers interact with the digital sea goddess.

A Malaysian Taoist temple has released what it says is the world’s first “AI Mazu statue” which can interact with worshippers and answer their doubts. The Tianhou Temple in southern Malaysia ...

MELAKA: Long before satellites guided ships and GPS plotted safe courses across the oceans, ancient Chinese seafarers placed their hopes upon Mazu, the goddess of the sea, to protect them through ...

MELAKA: The Mazu Exhibition Hall at the Cheng Ho Cultural Museum in Bandar Hilir marks the historic city's maritime history and its deep-rooted cultural ties with China, says state MCA Chairman ...

Mazu culture has spread overseas alongside the development of China's maritime industry and the footsteps of maritime immigrants.

A celebration honoring the 1,065th birthday of the sea goddess Mazu is held at a Mazu temple on Meizhou Island in Putian, Fujian province, on Sunday. Representatives from Mazu temples and Mazu ...

North Dakota Shrine Bowl all-star football rosters announced The 51st annual Shrine Bowl is set for Saturday, June 21, at Jerome Berg Field on the campus of Mayville State University.

Taiwanese authorities are convinced that the worship surrounding this popular deity is enabling Beijing to spread its ideas in favor of absorbing the island into the mainland.

Taken from a First Nation community in Canada, the shrine recently began a more than 3,000-mile journey back from the American Museum of Natural History in New York.