Fu Lin Kong Temple

Fu Lin Kong Temple, Pangkor (22 September 2020)


Fu Lin Kong Temple (GPS: 4.22077, 100.57079) is a Chinese temple in Pangkor, Perak. It is the largest Chinese temple on the island. The temple occupies a hill slope at the Chinese village of Sungai Pinang Besar. The temple has been expanded over time, and is today a sprawling complex comprising numerous buildings.

Recent addition to Fu Lin Kong Temple includes what appears to be winding pathways through the hills, with walls, reminiscent of the Great Wall of China. At various vantage points, one can catch glimpses of the sea and the Perak mainland.

Fu Lin Kong Temple is on the Map of Pulau Pangkor, Perak, Malaysia

The grand entrance arch of Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


An open plaza before the entrance arch of Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Pond with arch bridge at Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Pavilion beside pond at Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


The Fu Lin Kong temple complex covers a hill slope on the eastern part of Pangkor. (22 September 2020)


Main temple building at Fu Lin Kong. (22 September 2020)


The well-tended garden has various figurines, statues and a miniature Great Wall of China. (22 September 2020)


An incense burner at Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Side view of the main temple building at Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Coin-shaped arch at Fu Lin Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Garden path up the slope with the miniature Great Wall. (22 September 2020)


Roof of the main temple building at Fu Lin Kong. (22 September 2020)


One of many pavilions at Fu Lin Kong. (22 September 2020)


Octagonal hall at the highest point at Fu Lin Kong. (22 September 2020)


A seated Buddha is installed at the centre of the octagonal hall with statues of various immortals around it. (22 September 2020)


From the vantage point at Fu Lin Kong Temple, one can get a view of the village of Sungai Pinang Besar. At the horizon, across the sea, is the Perak mainland. (22 September 2020)

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