Yu Long Shang Tian En Shi (Chinese Temple), Sibu, Sarawak
Oct 14,2013 Author:Emily| Filed under:Landmarks,Photos - Panasonic DMC-FZ150Page 1 Page 2
1. Yu Long Shang Tian En Shi, Sibu, Sarawak
Situated at 16th mile (or 26km) from Sibu town along the Sibu-Bintulu main road is this Chinese temple by the name of “Yu Long Shang Tian En Shi” (玉龙山天恩寺). It is said to be one of the largest Chinese temples in South East Asia.
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Built by craftsmen from China, the uniqueness of this temple is that it features both Buddhism and Taoism and the Confucius way of life.
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I don’t have much information about this place of worship, but it is definitely one of the more important tourist spots in Sarawak, irrespective of faith.
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Believed to be one of the largest Chinese temple in South East Asia, this magnificent temple was built and designed by Chinese craftsmen with material imported from China.
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