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This is a Chinese-style Taoist view of the 18th century, established by the first Cantonese and Fujian people who migrated to Penang Island, named Guangfu Palace. Many pilgrims came to this place to burn incense and worship the goddess, praying for good luck and smooth sailing, so it is called Goddess of Mercy Temple, located at the southernmost end of Lebun China, Jln Masjid Kapitan Keling and Lorong Stewart streets. There is a stone lion gate in front of Guangfu Palace, there is an incense stove in the square, the oversized standing incense, and the incense is constantly burning. Many pigeons are moving freely here, some are flying, some are on the roof, and some are cleaning their feathers in the pool. The attraction has a long history and is worth a visit.

Guanyin Temple in Penang, Malaysia, this Guanyin Temple is the oldest Chinese temple in the area. This temple is the first Chinese building to immigrate to Penang, Malaysia. Every festival, there are many Chinese here to burn incense and worship Buddha. The incense is still very strong.

It is a very old temple in Penang, known as the "Guanyin Pavilion" by locals. Founded in 1800, to today's Guanyin Pavilion, it can be regarded as the most prosperous and lively Chinese temple in Penang, and the location is in the monument area, it is worth visiting. Especially during the New Year's Eve, hanging red lanterns is very suitable for taking pictures, and the scenery at night is even more amazing.

Guanyin Temple has another name called Guangfu Palace, is the oldest Chinese temple in Penang. It is recommended that it be 1800, with more than 200 years of history. Take the free cat bus in the city. Get off at the 16th stop and walk two steps to Guanyin Temple.

nice Chinese temple , have a lot of visitors