Boutique homestay promotes Mazu-related tourism

Nestled against the mountains and resting by the water, Mo Niang's House is a boutique homestay located within the Nansha Tianhou Palace scenic area in Guangzhou's Nansha district.

The Mo Niang's House. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

With a total area of 730 square meters spread across three floors, this lingnan-style hotel offers a picturesque view of the Pearl River estuary, facing southeast towards Dajiao Mountain.

The hotel's ground floor features a communal entertainment and leisure area, a tea room, and a dining service area. The second and third floors are designed for accommodations and meetings, offering a total of 11 guest rooms.

The homestay's ground floor. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

Guests staying at this hotel will be able to make arrangements to participate in the ceremony at the Nansha Tianhou Palace the following morning, where they can worship Mazu, the goddess of the sea. This provides visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the district's rich Mazu culture.

An interior view of the homestay. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]