The Mazu Festival, also known as Mazu/Matsu’s Birthday or the Beigang Pilgrimage of Mazu, is held on the 23rd day of the third lunar month, and is a significant celebration in Taiwan, southeastern China, and Chinese communities worldwide. It pays tribute to Mazu, the revered sea goddess who safeguards fishermen and sailors. This festival holds particular importance for coastal communities, fishermen and sailors, as they seek Mazu’s protection and blessings. With a history spanning over a thousand years, the Mazu Festival is a remarkable event that unites communities.