Tan Si Chong Su Temple Review

A place with a very charming Chinese architecture, and a very similar to some cities in the south, the workmanship is extremely elegant, and the Chinese here are also very religious, and the incense is particularly strong.

Singapore Chinese are one of the main ethnic groups in the new addition, and the Chinese are mainly the upper Chaoshan and southern Anhui people, so many buildings here have a deep southern Anhui and Chaoshan areas in the place where the Chinese gather.

Chen's ancestral temple, also known as the "Baochi Palace", is a Chinese-style temple in Singapore. It is located in the commercial center of Singapore. It was built between 1876 and 1878. It is the ancestral temple and Hall of Chen's clan, because the Chinese believe that people with the same surname have the same ancestors. Chen's ancestral temple was listed as the National Monument of Singapore in 1974. It is the community center of Chen's surname in Singapore, and it is known to have excellent geomancy.

The traditional red scenery first attracts our attention. There are various shrines and beautiful Chinese buildings. They have a history of 140 years. They are well maintained. Taoists also pour tea to tourists. So they can donate a little. It's true that this is not a Buddhist temple, but a Taoist concept.

Tan Si Chong Chu Temple is a small temple. It belongs to a pavilion of Taoism. Many people around it will come here to pray for good luck and have a strong incense. If you pass by here, it is worth visiting and experiencing the beliefs of the local people.