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The Goddess of Mercy Temple is an incredibly active place. There are people cooking outside, and more smoke from the tons and tons of incense burning. (This also could be due to my being there on the 15th...since offerings are given during the middle of the month.) According to the walking tour brochure, this temple was founded in the 1800s....even if you've seen many temples, this one is so active that it's worth seeking out. Although many people are there to ask for good fortune, there are quite a few who are down on their luck...keep an eye on your bag, your belongings, and use common sense caution. Leave a Comment Address: Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling
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by Imbi Goddess of Mercy is this oldest Chinese temple in Penang built by early Chinese settlers. It is most of the time packed of worshippers who burn joss stick and do other worships. The temple is also called Kuan Yin Teng Temple and decorated very colourfully and beautifully. Leave a Comment
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 Inside the main shrine by kenyneo The Goddess of Mercy Temple was founded around 1800 and features a sweeping roof with ornately decorated copings and ridges. Today, it is a very popular temple, visited by young and old alike offering sandalwood incense. well its the most popular temple in Penang ...well this temple is devoted to Kuan Yin or Goddess of Mercy ...the legend of her compassion is well known ...my grandma once told me that The Kuan Yin help Penangite during the World War II ...by providing safe shelters to many ....perhaps thats why so many locals throng this temple during Kuan Yin's Birthday ( the 19th day of the second, sixth and ninth lunar month), every 1st and 15th of chinese lunar calender ...Chinese opera or puppet theatre is performed in the granite-paved forecourt on the Goddess of Mercy's feast days well if you want to pray for safety and good health ..you can buy the joss stick, candles plus the praying papers for RM1.50 only from any stall outside. Well people say those who wish for beauty and youth should offer fresh flowers ....well dont mind trying huh !Happy Leave a Comment Address: cannon streetDirections: near Esplanade
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 Inner Shrine of Kuan Yin Temple by kenyneo another look at how busy the place is ...inner shrine ...there is a smaller shrine for " Hor Ia " and there is a man there who knows how to ward off bad luck for you for a fee ...how true ? well he seems to have quite a number of devotees lining up ... Leave a Comment Address: Cannon street
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by SLLiew Located at the junction of China Street and Pitt Street (now Lebuh Masjid Kapitan Keling) is this important Chinese temple dedicated to Kuan Yin (Goddess of Mercy). Especially on the eve of Chinese New Year, this temple will be crowded with local Chinese worshippers with incense and offerings for prayers for good health. peace and harmony, prosperity or excellent academic results for children. It can be very smoky inside and smoke will get into your eyes. Also too many pigeons in the courtyard. The Hokkiens here called the temple "Kuan Yin Teng". It was built aroud 1801 and thus the oldest temple around. As there is no much space outside the temple, on the Goddess's birthday, instead of a large stage for an opera, there is a hand puppet show. Used to watch them. Address: Lebuh Masjid Kapitan Keling, George Town
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 Kuan Yin Teng temple by dabuwan The Juan Yin Teng temple, also known as the Temple of the Goddess of Mercy, is the oldest chinese temple in Penang. It has been built at the beginning of 19th century by the first chinese immigrants and it is always crowded with pilgrims and local people who come here to pray. The two large burners outside are used by local devotees to burn fake banknotes in order to obtain wealth for the future. Leave a Comment Address: Pitt streetDirections: Central Penang
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 mi's by black_mimi99 Before the temple are two ugly figures, who are looking to Georgetown. They are the guards. When you have a close look at the temple you'll see all kind of beautiful ornament. Leave a Comment
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 temple-quanyin-penang by RoyJava One of the oldest Chinese temples in Penang is the "Kuan Yin Teng", although the temple is named after the Goddess of Mercy, it is actually dedicated to the 2 Goddesses of Kuan Yin and Ma Chor Poh. There are special days special dedicated to the Goddess. Try to get some info in case of the "lunar months", because it is worth of it to join these events. Goddess Of Mercy Temple Quan Yin Temple Temples Of Penang Leave a Comment
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 Quan yin temple by pehsan sound intriguing?!! some devotees do believe in praying for indication and warning. The temple will be pack of believers during chinese new year and certain festival. Leave a Comment Directions: around little india...
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 Praying in the temple by dabuwan The Kuan Yin Teng temple is always crowded with people praying and making offers. The colourful altars have always incense burning, candles and fresh fruit and drinks as offerings. Leave a Comment Address: Pitt streetDirections: Central Penang
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