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Sanggar Agung Temple
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Sanggar Agung Temple or Hong San Tang is a Chinese temple in Surabaya dedicated to Chinese deities and other Asian religious icons. It is located within the Pantai Ria amusement park and has become a tourist destination, even though it is originally a worship place for Tridharma followers.
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Kwan Im Goddess Statue
Jl. Pantai Ria Kenjeran No.100, Sukolilo Baru, Jawa Timur 60122, Indonesia
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Ria Beach Kenjeran
Jalan Sukolilo No.100, Sukolilo Baru, Kec. Bulak, Surabaya, Jawa Timur 60122, Indonesia
Patung Brahma Empat Wajah
Jl. Pantai Ria Kenjeran No.8, Sukolilo Baru, Kec. Bulak, Surabaya, Jawa Timur 60122, Indonesia
Atlantis Land Kenjeran
Sukolilo Baru, Bulak, Surabaya, East Java 60122, Indonesia
Pagoda Tian Ti
Jalan Sukolilo No.100, Sukolilo Baru, Kec. Bulak, Surabaya, Jawa Timur 60122, Indonesia
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Sanggar Agung Temple

Jl. Sukolilo No.100, Sukolilo Baru, Kecamatan Pantai Kenjeran, Surabaya, East Java 60122, Indonesia
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Sanggar Agung Temple or Hong San Tang is a Chinese temple in Surabaya dedicated to Chinese deities and other Asian religious icons. It is located within the Pantai Ria amusement park and has become a tourist destination, even though it is originally a worship place for Tridharma followers.

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attractions: Kwan Im Goddess Statue, Waterpark Kenjeran, Ria Beach Kenjeran, Patung Brahma Empat Wajah, Atlantis Land Kenjeran, Pagoda Tian Ti, restaurants: Mr. A Friedchicken
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Nearby attractions of Sanggar Agung Temple

Kwan Im Goddess Statue

Waterpark Kenjeran

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Kwan Im Goddess Statue

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(316)

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I Ketut Ari PegatarianaI Ketut Ari Pegatariana
Sanggar Agung Temple, located along the scenic Kenjeran coastline in Surabaya, offers visitors a truly unique spiritual and cultural experience that blends Chinese tradition with Javanese coastal charm. From the moment you approach the complex, the majestic 18-meter-tall golden-white statue of Dewi Kwan Im (Goddess of Mercy) standing serenely on a lotus pedestal in an artificial lake commands attention, especially when illuminated at night against the backdrop of the Java Sea. The temple's seaside location creates a magical atmosphere where the rhythmic sounds of crashing waves mingle with the scent of burning incense and the soft chanting of devotees, transporting visitors to a realm of tranquility amidst the bustling city. The architectural details throughout the complex showcase a harmonious fusion of Chinese and Javanese influences. The main prayer hall dazzles with its rich red and gold color scheme, intricate wooden carvings, and beautifully painted ceiling panels depicting Buddhist and Taoist motifs. Multiple altars dedicated to various deities create a spiritual tapestry that invites contemplation. The centerpiece Kwan Im Pavilion, housing the towering goddess statue, features stunning reliefs telling stories of compassion and mercy, while the surrounding koi ponds allow visitors to participate in the meaningful act of feeding fish. Open-air meditation areas along the shoreline provide perfect spots for quiet reflection, with stone benches strategically placed to catch the ocean breeze and spectacular sunset views. What makes Sanggar Agung particularly special is its vibrant living spirituality that goes beyond being just a tourist attraction. The temple comes alive with daily rituals where devotees present offerings of fruit and flowers, the air thick with the smoke of countless incense sticks. During important festivals like Chinese New Year, the complex transforms into a sea of red lanterns and becomes a hub of cultural celebrations. Visitors can observe (or participate in) traditional fortune-telling sessions, witness special ceremonies, or simply soak in the peaceful ambiance that somehow manages to feel both energetically charged and deeply calming at the same time. Practical considerations for visitors include arriving early in the morning for the most serene experience or late afternoon for those breathtaking sunset views behind the Kwan Im statue. While modest clothing is recommended, the atmosphere remains welcoming to all. The nearby Kenjeran Beach offers excellent seafood options to complete your visit, and the iconic Suramadu Bridge makes for a perfect next stop. Though it can get crowded during weekends and festivals, and English explanations of some rituals are limited, Sanggar Agung Temple remains one of Surabaya's most rewarding spiritual and cultural destinations - a place where architecture, nature and devotion come together to create something truly magical. Don't leave without trying the local "teh kwan im" (Kwan Im tea) sold by vendors outside, believed to carry special blessings from the goddess herself.
Howdy TravellerHowdy Traveller
Klenteng Sanggar Agung (宏善堂 - Hóng Shàn Táng) Guānyīn | Meditation Class | Seaside 觀音 (Guān Yīn) Goddess of Mercy, full of loving kindness and compassion for all beings. The Chinese name 觀音 (Guān Yīn) is short name of 觀世音菩薩 (Guān Shì Yīn Pú Sà), meaning "[The One Who] Perceives the Sounds of the World" Kwan Im Goddess inspire us to help people who need help. This is to show how we "care" with our surrounding. In the statue, you could see Guān Yīn is accompanied with 2 guardians and 4 Gods of Catumaharajika. Behind the statue you could see a big sea, hear the sea water flow, feel the sea wind, take a long breath, relaxing. In the opposite side of the temple, there is 4 Face Maha Brahma statue, Ganesha statue and 4 white elephant statue. Behind the statue, there is a red wall building called Cetiya Bhavana. The place is used for meditation class every Sunday morning 9 am. It is a good place to learn our truly self : - how to train our consciousness - how to being content with our current condition - how to let go something bad - how to develop loving kindness - learn how to give, control and calm - etc Sanggar Agung Temple is located in Pantai Ria Kenjeran. It has many entertainment inside the area. #Letsguide
Yumiko ChanYumiko Chan
Cute mudskipper fish. Their place looks like heaven (maybe) Yes,if you're ocean or beach person..i suggest you to come over the dragons statue ; from the front door,just take a direct walk and you'll see big doors over there,and walk again fot a little bit🐉 you will see a lot of them,some big some small...and in certain months,jellyfish time! Hehe,and also burung camar😌😗 🌊🌴 And also,there's so many cat and kittens here,they're well fed by some communities,but you can feed them too with your own cat food,because they're suuuuper friendly and they have so much beautiful fur 🐱 Di event semacam ce it,moon cake festival,and CNY rame sekali. Banyak bazaar makanan jualan makanan minuman vegan/vegetarian. Ini dr Wikipedia biar tau aja,namanya ikan gelodok,ikan bedul,ikan Gobi 🤙🏻
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Sanggar Agung Temple, located along the scenic Kenjeran coastline in Surabaya, offers visitors a truly unique spiritual and cultural experience that blends Chinese tradition with Javanese coastal charm. From the moment you approach the complex, the majestic 18-meter-tall golden-white statue of Dewi Kwan Im (Goddess of Mercy) standing serenely on a lotus pedestal in an artificial lake commands attention, especially when illuminated at night against the backdrop of the Java Sea. The temple's seaside location creates a magical atmosphere where the rhythmic sounds of crashing waves mingle with the scent of burning incense and the soft chanting of devotees, transporting visitors to a realm of tranquility amidst the bustling city. The architectural details throughout the complex showcase a harmonious fusion of Chinese and Javanese influences. The main prayer hall dazzles with its rich red and gold color scheme, intricate wooden carvings, and beautifully painted ceiling panels depicting Buddhist and Taoist motifs. Multiple altars dedicated to various deities create a spiritual tapestry that invites contemplation. The centerpiece Kwan Im Pavilion, housing the towering goddess statue, features stunning reliefs telling stories of compassion and mercy, while the surrounding koi ponds allow visitors to participate in the meaningful act of feeding fish. Open-air meditation areas along the shoreline provide perfect spots for quiet reflection, with stone benches strategically placed to catch the ocean breeze and spectacular sunset views. What makes Sanggar Agung particularly special is its vibrant living spirituality that goes beyond being just a tourist attraction. The temple comes alive with daily rituals where devotees present offerings of fruit and flowers, the air thick with the smoke of countless incense sticks. During important festivals like Chinese New Year, the complex transforms into a sea of red lanterns and becomes a hub of cultural celebrations. Visitors can observe (or participate in) traditional fortune-telling sessions, witness special ceremonies, or simply soak in the peaceful ambiance that somehow manages to feel both energetically charged and deeply calming at the same time. Practical considerations for visitors include arriving early in the morning for the most serene experience or late afternoon for those breathtaking sunset views behind the Kwan Im statue. While modest clothing is recommended, the atmosphere remains welcoming to all. The nearby Kenjeran Beach offers excellent seafood options to complete your visit, and the iconic Suramadu Bridge makes for a perfect next stop. Though it can get crowded during weekends and festivals, and English explanations of some rituals are limited, Sanggar Agung Temple remains one of Surabaya's most rewarding spiritual and cultural destinations - a place where architecture, nature and devotion come together to create something truly magical. Don't leave without trying the local "teh kwan im" (Kwan Im tea) sold by vendors outside, believed to carry special blessings from the goddess herself.
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Klenteng Sanggar Agung (宏善堂 - Hóng Shàn Táng) Guānyīn | Meditation Class | Seaside 觀音 (Guān Yīn) Goddess of Mercy, full of loving kindness and compassion for all beings. The Chinese name 觀音 (Guān Yīn) is short name of 觀世音菩薩 (Guān Shì Yīn Pú Sà), meaning "[The One Who] Perceives the Sounds of the World" Kwan Im Goddess inspire us to help people who need help. This is to show how we "care" with our surrounding. In the statue, you could see Guān Yīn is accompanied with 2 guardians and 4 Gods of Catumaharajika. Behind the statue you could see a big sea, hear the sea water flow, feel the sea wind, take a long breath, relaxing. In the opposite side of the temple, there is 4 Face Maha Brahma statue, Ganesha statue and 4 white elephant statue. Behind the statue, there is a red wall building called Cetiya Bhavana. The place is used for meditation class every Sunday morning 9 am. It is a good place to learn our truly self : - how to train our consciousness - how to being content with our current condition - how to let go something bad - how to develop loving kindness - learn how to give, control and calm - etc Sanggar Agung Temple is located in Pantai Ria Kenjeran. It has many entertainment inside the area. #Letsguide
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Cute mudskipper fish. Their place looks like heaven (maybe) Yes,if you're ocean or beach person..i suggest you to come over the dragons statue ; from the front door,just take a direct walk and you'll see big doors over there,and walk again fot a little bit🐉 you will see a lot of them,some big some small...and in certain months,jellyfish time! Hehe,and also burung camar😌😗 🌊🌴 And also,there's so many cat and kittens here,they're well fed by some communities,but you can feed them too with your own cat food,because they're suuuuper friendly and they have so much beautiful fur 🐱 Di event semacam ce it,moon cake festival,and CNY rame sekali. Banyak bazaar makanan jualan makanan minuman vegan/vegetarian. Ini dr Wikipedia biar tau aja,namanya ikan gelodok,ikan bedul,ikan Gobi 🤙🏻
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Sanggar Agung Temple, located along the scenic Kenjeran coastline in Surabaya, offers visitors a truly unique spiritual and cultural experience that blends Chinese tradition with Javanese coastal charm. From the moment you approach the complex, the majestic 18-meter-tall golden-white statue of Dewi Kwan Im (Goddess of Mercy) standing serenely on a lotus pedestal in an artificial lake commands attention, especially when illuminated at night against the backdrop of the Java Sea. The temple's seaside location creates a magical atmosphere where the rhythmic sounds of crashing waves mingle with the scent of burning incense and the soft chanting of devotees, transporting visitors to a realm of tranquility amidst the bustling city.

The architectural details throughout the complex showcase a harmonious fusion of Chinese and Javanese influences. The main prayer hall dazzles with its rich red and gold color scheme, intricate wooden carvings, and beautifully painted ceiling panels depicting Buddhist and Taoist motifs. Multiple altars dedicated to various deities create a spiritual tapestry that invites contemplation. The centerpiece Kwan Im Pavilion, housing the towering goddess statue, features stunning reliefs telling stories of compassion and mercy, while the surrounding koi ponds allow visitors to participate in the meaningful act of feeding fish. Open-air meditation areas along the shoreline provide perfect spots for quiet reflection, with stone benches strategically placed to catch the ocean breeze and spectacular sunset views.

What makes Sanggar Agung particularly special is its vibrant living spirituality that goes beyond being just a tourist attraction. The temple comes alive with daily rituals where devotees present offerings of fruit and flowers, the air thick with the smoke of countless incense sticks. During important festivals like Chinese New Year, the complex transforms into a sea of red lanterns and becomes a hub of cultural celebrations. Visitors can observe (or participate in) traditional fortune-telling sessions, witness special ceremonies, or simply soak in the peaceful ambiance that somehow manages to feel both energetically charged and deeply calming at the same time.

Practical considerations for visitors include arriving early in the morning for the most serene experience or late afternoon for those breathtaking sunset views behind the Kwan Im statue. While modest clothing is recommended, the atmosphere remains welcoming to all. The nearby Kenjeran Beach offers excellent seafood options to complete your visit, and the iconic Suramadu Bridge makes for a perfect next stop. Though it can get crowded during weekends and festivals, and English explanations of some rituals are limited, Sanggar Agung Temple remains one of Surabaya's most rewarding spiritual and cultural destinations - a place where architecture, nature and devotion come together to create something truly magical. Don't leave without trying the local "teh kwan im" (Kwan Im tea) sold by vendors outside, believed to carry special blessings from the...

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Klenteng Sanggar Agung (宏善堂 - Hóng Shàn Táng)

Guānyīn | Meditation Class | Seaside

觀音 (Guān Yīn)

Goddess of Mercy, full of loving kindness and compassion for all beings. The Chinese name 觀音 (Guān Yīn) is short name of 觀世音菩薩 (Guān Shì Yīn Pú Sà), meaning "[The One Who] Perceives the Sounds of the World"

Kwan Im Goddess inspire us to help people who need help. This is to show how we "care" with our surrounding.

In the statue, you could see Guān Yīn is accompanied with 2 guardians and 4 Gods of Catumaharajika.

Behind the statue you could see a big sea, hear the sea water flow, feel the sea wind, take a long breath, relaxing.

In the opposite side of the temple, there is 4 Face Maha Brahma statue, Ganesha statue and 4 white elephant statue.

Behind the statue, there is a red wall building called Cetiya Bhavana.

The place is used for meditation class every Sunday morning 9 am. It is a good place to learn our truly self : how to train our consciousness how to being content with our current condition how to let go something bad how to develop loving kindness learn how to give, control and calm etc

Sanggar Agung Temple is located in Pantai Ria Kenjeran. It has many entertainment inside the...

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5.0
1y

Cute mudskipper fish. Their place looks like heaven (maybe)

Yes,if you're ocean or beach person..i suggest you to come over the dragons statue ; from the front door,just take a direct walk and you'll see big doors over there,and walk again fot a little bit🐉

you will see a lot of them,some big some small...and in certain months,jellyfish time!

Hehe,and also burung camar😌😗 🌊🌴

And also,there's so many cat and kittens here,they're well fed by some communities,but you can feed them too with your own cat food,because they're suuuuper friendly and they have so much beautiful fur 🐱

Di event semacam ce it,moon cake festival,and CNY rame sekali. Banyak bazaar makanan jualan makanan minuman vegan/vegetarian.

Ini dr Wikipedia biar tau aja,namanya ikan gelodok,ikan...

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