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Sin Sze Si Ya Temple

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Open Opens at 7:00-16:00

Recommended sightseeing time:1-2 hours

Address:

113A, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaMap

Phone+60 3-2078 9052

What travelers say:

There are many tourist attractions on the way to Chinatown Cichang Street, and there are many well-known snacks. It is really a way to eat all the way. Many attractions are passed by when I guide my brother, I will tell you, and then ask me if I can't see it. It was really sunbaked. I definitely didn't want to stay for one more minute without air conditioning, so basically I refused. Moreover, Xiaoya has always remembered his mother's teachings. Don't go to the temple casually, you can't worship the wishes of the Bodhisattva casually, and you must be careful and responsible. And you can't shoot randomly when you enter the temple. Since you can't worship casually, take pictures casually, what are you doing when you go in? So hot, it's more realistic to find a place to eat and sit down and blow the air-conditioning. Just went to Baidu Encyclopedia to see, said this Xiansi Shiye Temple is the oldest Chinese temple in Kuala Lumpur. Founded in 1864, it has been more than a hundred years now It seems that the fame here is really loud, I don't know the Raiders now, I really don't know Taishan.

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Xian Si Shi Ye Temple is one of the oldest temples in Malaysia. The temple was abbreviated in 1864 and is one of the temples worshipped by the people of Kuala Lumpur. There is a shrine in the center of the main hall of the main hall of Xiansi Shiye Temple, which is dedicated to the statue of Xiansi Shiye, and the attached temple on the left is the Guanyin Hall, which is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva. The architectural style of the temple is very Chinese, and the incense is very strong. You can go to worship.

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Reviewed on Mar 27, 2020

M25***40

Excellent

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In the bustling and busy city life, there is such a temple, which feels like blocking the dust outside, very quiet, and some tourists who come to visit are accounted for, and some locals come to pray.

Reviewed on Jul 26, 2019

馨馨宁宁

Excellent

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The temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Kuala Lumpur, but the venue is small and located on a small street in a Chinese town. The temple is also the cultural center of the Chinese community in the city. On important occasions such as the Lunar New Year, there will be celebrations and sacrifices.

Reviewed on Feb 23, 2019

Akili lau

Outstanding

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The temple of the four teachers of the immortals, a long history founded by the Qing Dynasty Guangxu 24 years, from the first (Jia Bidan) local Chinese head to the third Ye Yalai to expand the temple, as well as hospitals, elderly homes, etc.

Reviewed on Mar 10, 2023