One-day tour with the Dajia Mazu pilgrimage

– Even if you register for an odd number of people, you must still select a group of two to purchase at the original price.
– This offer cannot be combined with other discounts. Children over two years old are charged the same price as adults. Children under two years old who do not occupy a seat will be charged a separate price.
– This offer is only available to travelers who participate in the "full tour."
– The meeting and disembarkation locations will be aligned with the Mazu pilgrimage route. Please be mindful of the crowds.
– You will be dropped off at Point A and boarded at Point B. Please stay in touch with your tour leader and download the Dajia Mazu location app.
– Food During the pilgrimage
A variety of food will be provided by devotees along the way. It is recommended that you bring your own hygienic bowls, chopsticks, and water bottles to protect the environment.

▲ What to wear during the Mazu pilgrimage?
✔ Hats: We recommend a conical hat or a baseball cap. Any hat that provides sun protection is acceptable!
✔ Masks - to block firecracker ash and prevent infection
✔ Light clothing, thick socks, and sensible athletic shoes are essential.
✔ Towels - for wiping sweat or wiping your body
✔ Earplugs - to protect your ears and block out the sound of firecrackers
✔ Light raincoats - for rainy days or to keep warm

▲What are the taboos associated with the Mazu Pilgrimage?
✔ You must be vegetarian for three days before departure, and only eat meat after the birthday celebration.
✔ Purification is required: During the pilgrimage, alcohol, gambling, and sexual relations are prohibited.
✔ Refrain from speaking rudely; please politely say "thank you, please, and excuse me."
✔ First-time participants must wear new clothes as a sign of respect.
✔ Those climbing under the sedan chair are not allowed to wear amulets.
✔ Those mourning or women in confinement after childbirth are not permitted to participate.