Whilst wandering the ancient town then you will no doubt stumble across the Tianhou Palace...and at just 10 yuan entry, it is well worth popping in. It isn't a huge place but is a nice walled sanctuary away from the over commercialised ancient culture street. There are many side temples with various and sometimes very unusual looking gods. They have a large bell here too which an elderly security guard beckoned us to gong with the wooden baton. We did and was quite loud and cool to do...the security guard then beckoned us to leave a donation in the collection pot. I was going to leave a small offering anyway (might as well hedge my bets for when I do pop my clogs...one never knows and it is good to be prepared haha). Anyway, just as I popped a couple of yuan in the pot, another security guard comes over and ushers us out of the palace before gesticulating and reprimanding the older security guard for cajoling money from us. I was offering anyway so the older security guard is absolved I think :-) Definitely worth popping in...

A beautiful temple complex. There's also a gift/souvenir shop and a small kind of museum in the premises. All in all, if you like temples, you can spend a nice 1 hour wandering around the halls and marveling at the statues and architecture.