Fu Lin Kong Temple — Attraction in Perak

The uniqueness of the Chinese communities when beliefs are concerned boils down to perfecting the roots to the origin of the local community. Here lies a blend of cultural transition between Taoism and Buddhism. The temple built in modern times crafted beautifully with decoration of dragons and various forms of deities are intriguing and provocative to draw a thought-impression to stimulate the fine arts of Chinese heritage. The main temple hall housed a famous Chinese philosopher in ancient China known as Lao Tze built next to the Pangkor hill slope located at Sungei Pinang Besar. Plenty of highly enchanting photography spots to add to your collection. There's a mini Great wall look alike built at the back of the main shrine with other scenic attractions; that of a huge rock carved with the chinese character 'carry'. The latest attractions apart from the famous pig skin drum that continues to grows hair, is a Buddha statute surrounded by the famous legendary Shaolin temple 18 immortal monks. The adorning arch gate in front of the temple is a piece of colourful and captivating sight. Overall this highly colourful and decorative temple is a must see attractions. The temple is open to public of all races, if you are interested to learn about other religious beliefs here should be an interesting hangout. My first ever visit to this temple ends with full of satisfaction, hope there will be another available options to come here again. I gives a thumb up 👍. Give me a Like if you find this article...

One thing is for sure that the Chinese have mastered the art of making their temples an artwork. This one takes that to a different level altogether. The green dense foliage that is the backdrop to this beautiful structure just helps pop out the beautiful building and the various smaller structures that dot the vast grounds that this temple is based on. They have a mini replica of the great wall of China going across the little mountain behind the temple. There is a smaller meditation room kind of structure with a singular Buddha statue in the centre surrounded by smaller statue of what I can only presume to be Gods or similarly statured people at the top of the hill behind the temple....by far the best spot that this lovely island has...

Kawasan tokong ini terletak di lereng bukit, pastikan anda mampu untuk mendaki jika ingin ke puncak. Di puncak, terdapat banyak tempat untuk berehat, ada yang dibina menggunakan kayu (seakan-akan pondok) ada yang merupakan binaan konkrit. Kawasan puncak tokong mempunyai pemandangan yang sangat menakjubkan. Anda akan dapat melihat pandangan kawasan kampung Pulau Pangkor yang sangat unik dengan keberadaan rumah-rumah kampung yang sangat indah dan bot-bot nelayan yang di parkir di gigi air. Kawasan parkir tokong ini amat luas tetapi anda hanya dibenarkan parkir di had tertentu. Di kawasan landai tokong ini terdapat taman yang indah dan menenangkan. Kolam-kolam di dalam tokong ini dipenuhi dengan hidupan akuatik. Menurut penduduk lokal, dahulu terdapat Ikan Arapaima dan Ikan Patin, namun kini hanya Ikan hiasan, Ikan Tilapia dan Kura-kura dapat dilihat.

This temple area is located on the hillside, make sure you are able to climb if you want to get to the top. At the top, there are many places to rest, some are built using wood (like huts) and some are concrete structures. The top area of ​​the temple has an amazing view. You will be able to see the view of the village area of ​​Pulau Pangkor which is very unique with the existence of very beautiful village houses and fishing boats parked at the edge of the water. The parking area of ​​this temple is very wide but you are only allowed to park within certain limits. In the sloping area of ​​this temple there is a beautiful and relaxing garden. The ponds inside the temple are filled with aquatic life. According to local residents, there used to be Arapaima Fish and Patin Fish, but now only Ornamental Fish, Tilapia Fish and Turtles...