Oroville Chinese Temple — Attraction in Oroville

I just showed up the Chinese temple during business hours according to Google and their door! Just went to their website which was extremely difficult to find and found out that they are closed from November 24 through the March… Why are you close! How do you spread knowledge and facts about our history if you were close? If you need money to be open then you need to be asking the public for money you cannot do that if you are closed! Update your information so all the people knocking on your door right now know you are closed. Or better yet, open!

Also you probably shouldn’t have a woman living here telling people that they’re not allowed to walk around it. Why are the gates closed but not locked and yet we aren’t allowed to walk in...

What a charming little treasure! The Chinese Temple in Oroville is a beautifully preserved landmark rich with history and culture. For just $4, you not only get a fascinating glimpse into the past—you also help support the preservation of this important site. I learned so much during my visit and was truly impressed by how well-kept and thoughtfully maintained everything is. A huge thank you to the volunteers who make this experience possible. If you enjoy learning about local history or exploring cultural heritage, I highly recommend stopping by. It’s a meaningful, affordable, and enriching way to spend...

Admission is $4 per person, cash only.

I was born and raised in China. I have been to many grand temples in China. But the place hits different. It was built by the Chinese traveled here during the Gold Rush. Exploring the lives of the Chinese in Northern California from a century ago is truly fascinating.

This place resembles more of a shrine than a temple because "temple" is generally used for Buddhist religious worship and the living quarters of monks. This place is dedicated to various mythological deities, including the plaque that reads "Hall of...