Yap Kongsi

Located in Armenian Street and within the UNESCO World Heritage site, this green roofed building adorned with dragons is one of the better preserved clan houses. The piece of land on which the clan house stands was donated by the philanthropist Yeap Chor Ee. Next to the building is the Choo Chay Keong Temple which houses the alter of the Yap deity and the Yap temple which houses the Yap families ancestral tablets

Ye's Ancestral Temple is located in the center of George City, Penang, Malaysia, next to many famous attractions, the Niangya Museum, mural street and the surname bridge are all nearby, you can watch it all the way, there is no need to come alone.

Ye's Ancestral Hall is a very beautiful and traditional Chinese building. It is near the hotel where I live. Every day I go out and go through it. In addition to the architectural style of southern China, Ye's Ancestral Hall has obvious Nanyang characteristics, that is, the style of Nyonya in Southeast Asia. The perfect integration of Chinese culture and Malay culture.

Yes, it is a good place to go out on weekends, and I will come back to play if I have time in the future.

Following the Tzu Chi Palace, Ye's ancestral temple is a typical British colonial style house. It was originally built by Ye's ancestral clan association, which migrated to the South Ocean in its early years. Because of its proper maintenance, it is also a relatively complete building nearby.

Not far from the mural street, the ancestral temple also has a subsidiary ancestral temple - Tzu Chi Palace. The architectural style of the Tzu Chi Palace is very similar to that of the Qing Reef Tzu Chi Palace in Haicang, Fujian Province. It is a miniature version of the Qing Reef Tzu Chi Palace. We do not know if there is any origin among them.

It was built in 1924 and adopted the architectural style of the Strait eclecticism. The ancestral temple site was donated by Ye Zuyi, who enjoyed great enjoyment in Penang. It has built-in ancient plaques of Ye clans.