This temple is famous for its annual “fire ritual” during 15th of lunar calendar in predicting Penang’s economic trend. The origin story of this temple In 1745, three Hakka people named Chang Li, Qiu Zhao-Jin and Ma Fu Chun from Canton Province sailed to South East Asia to seek for a new life due to [...]
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Address: Kek Lok Si, Ayer Hitam 11500, Penang, Malaysia Kek Lok Si or The temple of Supreme Bliss is a 120-year-old temple stands magnificently in the a hill in Air Hitam. It is one of the largest and finest Buddhist temples in south-east Asia. This impressive monastery features many gardens, shrines, sculptures and ponds. The [...]
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Address: Lorong Burma, Pulau Tikus 10250, Penang. The temple entrance is guarded by a pair of sculptured elephants. In the Sima Hall, standing in the center is a magnificent 8.2 metres high Buddha statue. The head and feet were made of carved marble stones. Sixteen 8 foot standing images and hundreds of smaller white figures [...]
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Address: Burma Lane, Pulau Tikus 10250, Penang. The temple was built in 1845 at Burma Lane on a piece of land given by Queen Victoria to four women trustees as a gesture of goodwill to boost trading relations with Thailand. The first monk was a Theravada Buddhist monk from Thailand, Phorthan Kuat, also known as [...]
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