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Guan Di Temple Chinatown Review

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Guan Di Temple is in Kuala Lumpur city centre on the same road (nearly opposite) the famous Sri Mahamariamman Temple.Guan Di Temple is a well known and well visited Taoist temple dedicated to a ancient Chinese General Guan Di (also known as Guan Yu) who features heavily in Chinese literature and is sometimes, perhaps incorrectly, described as the ‘Taoist God of War'.

Guan Di Temple Chinatown

Posted: Mar 10, 2021
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  • YXZKSR
    5/5Outstanding

    Visited this Guan Gong temple located in China town in Kuala Lumpur city centre. This temple has a history of couple of years now.

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    Posted: Apr 7, 2023
  • 小思文
    4/5Excellent
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    Guandi Temple was built by Chinese Chinese very early, the scale is not large, it may be built earlier, the three big words are also Chinese traditional characters, the interior is dedicated to Guan Yu's full body image, every holiday will have locals come here.

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    Posted: Mar 5, 2022
  • 素素77
    5/5Outstanding
    Original Text

    Malaysian Chinese are relatively high, so they better retain a lot of traditional Chinese culture. Near the Chinatown Ischang Street in Kuala Lumpur, there is a fireworks-filled Guandi Temple. Every weekend and holiday, there are countless Chinese residents who come to worship.

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    Posted: May 29, 2020
  • Ck Viva La Vida
    5/5Outstanding

    Located at Jalan Tun HS Lee this temple is one of the oldest temple in Kuala Lumpur...Still remember when I m still a child been here...

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    Posted: May 13, 2023
  • Hotong
    5/5Outstanding
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    A big Guandi Temple, next to Chinatown, the must-pass place, the incense is full, there are many tourists, you can visit

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    Posted: Feb 23, 2023
  • 小丸子老可爱
    5/5Outstanding
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    Just across Tschong Street, Malaysia's three largest ethnic groups are Malays, Indians and Chinese. It was on the eve of the Spring Festival in China. The atmosphere of the New Year in Cichang Street was no worse than that in China. Many Chinese people chose to come to Guandi Temple to worship.

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    Posted: Feb 15, 2017
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