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See Yup Temple ā€” Attraction in Melbourne

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See Yup Temple
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141 Park St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
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Nearby restaurants
Taco Bill - South Melbourne
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KUU CafƩ + Japanese kitchen.
190 Park St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
Nannaā€™s Place Mediterranean Restaurant
256 Moray St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
Lamaro's Hotel
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Coppersmith Restaurant
435 Clarendon St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
Park Street Pasta & Wine
268 Park St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
Rising Sun Hotel
2 Raglan St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
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270 Park St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
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181 Bank St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
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See Yup Temple

Unit 76/80 Raglan St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
4.7(185)
Open 24 hours
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Cultural
Relaxation
Family friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Eastern Reserve, Swan Picnic Area, Escape Room Melbourne, Palms Lawn, Coot Picnic Area, Albert Park Lake, restaurants: Taco Bill - South Melbourne, Emerald Hotel, KUU CafĆ© + Japanese kitchen., Nannaā€™s Place Mediterranean Restaurant, Lamaro's Hotel, Coppersmith Restaurant, Park Street Pasta & Wine, Rising Sun Hotel, Theodora Bar & Grill, Bellota Wine Bar
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Phone
+61 3 9699 7388
Website
seeyuptemple.com.au

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Nearby attractions of See Yup Temple

Eastern Reserve

Swan Picnic Area

Escape Room Melbourne

Palms Lawn

Coot Picnic Area

Albert Park Lake

Eastern Reserve

Eastern Reserve

4.4

(108)

Open 24 hours
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Swan Picnic Area

Swan Picnic Area

4.6

(147)

Open 24 hours
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Escape Room Melbourne

Escape Room Melbourne

4.6

(232)

Open 24 hours
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Palms Lawn

Palms Lawn

4.6

(35)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

E-Bike ride Melbourneā€™s hidden spots
E-Bike ride Melbourneā€™s hidden spots
Fri, Dec 26 ā€¢ 10:00 AM
Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
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Laid back Yarra Valley Wine, Gin, Cider, Choc tour
Laid back Yarra Valley Wine, Gin, Cider, Choc tour
Fri, Dec 26 ā€¢ 9:00 AM
East Melbourne, Victoria, 3002, Australia
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Explore Great Ocean Road
Explore Great Ocean Road
Tue, Dec 30 ā€¢ 7:00 AM
Melbourne, Victoria, 00000, Australia
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Nearby restaurants of See Yup Temple

Taco Bill - South Melbourne

Emerald Hotel

KUU CafƩ + Japanese kitchen.

Nannaā€™s Place Mediterranean Restaurant

Lamaro's Hotel

Coppersmith Restaurant

Park Street Pasta & Wine

Rising Sun Hotel

Theodora Bar & Grill

Bellota Wine Bar

Taco Bill - South Melbourne

Taco Bill - South Melbourne

4.7

(758)

Click for details
Emerald Hotel

Emerald Hotel

4.6

(394)

$$

Click for details
KUU CafƩ + Japanese kitchen.

KUU CafƩ + Japanese kitchen.

4.4

(497)

$$

Closed
Click for details
Nannaā€™s Place Mediterranean Restaurant

Nannaā€™s Place Mediterranean Restaurant

4.7

(225)

Click for details
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daezjndaezjn
I was fortunate to visit this 168 year old temple before its demise. An amazing historical place quietly tucked away behind a pub and set back from its street by a small peaceful garden. I was surprised such a gem exists in Melbourne. It reminded me of a small temple in Hong Kong Man Mo temple on Hollywood Rd. When I was there, I had a chance to do the incense burning as well as paper offerings. If you need help or advice on how to do any of the prayer processions, thereā€™s an old uncle and aunty that will be happy to help assist and explain to you. There are also fortune sticks in the Guan Yin section or can also have your fortune read by the uncle for $5- although best to bring someone that can translate if youā€™re not a native Chinese speaker as it gets quite detailed . Iā€™m relieved to learn that the damage of the fire was concentrated to just the main building and left the Guan Di, Guan Yin and ancestor altars unscathed. Appreciate that Heritage Victoria are taking meticulous measures to ensure the temple is properly restored. Will definitely keep up to date with any news regarding restoration as I would love to contribute to help it back to its former glory or better. Hereā€™s an update of whatā€™s next for the temple and a photo of the outside of the See Yup Temple before the fire- respectfully I took no photos inside šŸ™ :)
EffendyEffendy
One of the oldest taoist temple in Melbourne. Host to Lord Guan Yu, worshipped by business owner due to his bravery, loyalty and boldness. There is Goddess of Mercy (Guan Yin) on the side and God of Wealth (Chai Sen Ye). Last year there was a fire in the main hall, and the temple was closed for more than a year. Now reopen with the main altar moved to the front garden. The emergency altar hosted Lord Guan Yu, Tai Sui (God of luck), Ho Ya (Tiger God) and Ma Ciang Kun (Horse General). If you plan to burn some joss paper, you can only burn them on the side altar where they host the family altars.
M CM C
Was in the area and decided to visit this Taoist temple. You enter a peaceful front courtyard before coming to the front entrance. It was very smoky inside due to the incense sticks that are offered to the various deities located in various parts of the temple. Please be aware that photography is not allowed inside the building. You will be able to access the temple via 2 streets.
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I was fortunate to visit this 168 year old temple before its demise. An amazing historical place quietly tucked away behind a pub and set back from its street by a small peaceful garden. I was surprised such a gem exists in Melbourne. It reminded me of a small temple in Hong Kong Man Mo temple on Hollywood Rd. When I was there, I had a chance to do the incense burning as well as paper offerings. If you need help or advice on how to do any of the prayer processions, thereā€™s an old uncle and aunty that will be happy to help assist and explain to you. There are also fortune sticks in the Guan Yin section or can also have your fortune read by the uncle for $5- although best to bring someone that can translate if youā€™re not a native Chinese speaker as it gets quite detailed . Iā€™m relieved to learn that the damage of the fire was concentrated to just the main building and left the Guan Di, Guan Yin and ancestor altars unscathed. Appreciate that Heritage Victoria are taking meticulous measures to ensure the temple is properly restored. Will definitely keep up to date with any news regarding restoration as I would love to contribute to help it back to its former glory or better. Hereā€™s an update of whatā€™s next for the temple and a photo of the outside of the See Yup Temple before the fire- respectfully I took no photos inside šŸ™ :)
daezjn

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One of the oldest taoist temple in Melbourne. Host to Lord Guan Yu, worshipped by business owner due to his bravery, loyalty and boldness. There is Goddess of Mercy (Guan Yin) on the side and God of Wealth (Chai Sen Ye). Last year there was a fire in the main hall, and the temple was closed for more than a year. Now reopen with the main altar moved to the front garden. The emergency altar hosted Lord Guan Yu, Tai Sui (God of luck), Ho Ya (Tiger God) and Ma Ciang Kun (Horse General). If you plan to burn some joss paper, you can only burn them on the side altar where they host the family altars.
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Was in the area and decided to visit this Taoist temple. You enter a peaceful front courtyard before coming to the front entrance. It was very smoky inside due to the incense sticks that are offered to the various deities located in various parts of the temple. Please be aware that photography is not allowed inside the building. You will be able to access the temple via 2 streets.
M C

M C

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5.0
1y

I was fortunate to visit this 168 year old temple before its demise. An amazing historical place quietly tucked away behind a pub and set back from its street by a small peaceful garden. I was surprised such a gem exists in Melbourne. It reminded me of a small temple in Hong Kong Man Mo temple on Hollywood Rd. When I was there, I had a chance to do the incense burning as well as paper offerings. If you need help or advice on how to do any of the prayer processions, thereā€™s an old uncle and aunty that will be happy to help assist and explain to you. There are also fortune sticks in the Guan Yin section or can also have your fortune read by the uncle for $5- although best to bring someone that can translate if youā€™re not a native Chinese speaker as it gets quite detailed . Iā€™m relieved to learn that the damage of the fire was concentrated to just the main building and left the Guan Di, Guan Yin and ancestor altars unscathed. Appreciate that Heritage Victoria are taking meticulous measures to ensure the temple is properly restored. Will definitely keep up to date with any news regarding restoration as I would love to contribute to help it back to its former glory or better. Hereā€™s an update of whatā€™s next for the temple and a photo of the outside of the See Yup Temple before the fire- respectfully I took no photos...

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5.0
3y

One of the oldest taoist temple in Melbourne. Host to Lord Guan Yu, worshipped by business owner due to his bravery, loyalty and boldness. There is Goddess of Mercy (Guan Yin) on the side and God of Wealth (Chai Sen Ye). Last year there was a fire in the main hall, and the temple was closed for more than a year. Now reopen with the main altar moved to the front garden. The emergency altar hosted Lord Guan Yu, Tai Sui (God of luck), Ho Ya (Tiger God) and Ma Ciang Kun (Horse General). If you plan to burn some joss paper, you can only burn them on the side altar where they host the...

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5.0
3y

Was in the area and decided to visit this Taoist temple. You enter a peaceful front courtyard before coming to the front entrance.

It was very smoky inside due to the incense sticks that are offered to the various deities located in various parts of the temple.

Please be aware that photography is not allowed inside the building.

You will be able to access the temple...

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