Ho Ann Kiong Temple — Attraction in Terengganu

Ho Ann Kiong Temple was built in 1801 by the early Chinese community (mainly Fujianese) who immigrated to Terengganu. It is one of the oldest Chinese temples in Terengganu and an important religious center for the Chinese community.

The temple has undergone many restorations, the most recent large-scale restoration was in 2010, due to a fire in 2008 that damaged some buildings.

On the birthday of Mazu (March 23 of the lunar calendar), the temple will hold a grand sacrifice and parade ceremony. During festivals such as the Zhongyuan Festival, Guanyin Festival, and Chinese New Year, the temple will also hold prayers and...

Terengganu Chinatown The best place to explore on foot is also Chinatown Terengganu where it is mainly one long street and very alive with activity in the mornings while the old pre-war architecture is a must for historical building enthusiast.

Chinese temple Ho Ann Kiong (built 1801) and Tien Hou Kong (built 1896) and both of them have been well preserved...

Beautiful little piece of history, located not far from the Kg Cina gateway. A sense of peace surrounds this temple while we walked around admiring the architecture and soaking in the history of the structure. It's free entrance, but do give some donation for the upkeep of this temple and have a small little bit of fun ringing the bell 3x...