Lin Je Kong Temple 灵慈宫

Lin Je Kong Temple, Pangkor (22 September 2020)


Lin Je Kong Temple (GPS: 4.23952, 100.54419; Chinese: 灵慈宫) is a Chinese temple in Pangkor, Perak. Located on the northern end of Coral Beach, it is one of the oldest Chinese temples on the island. The island is perched on a rocky promontory that juts out of the sandy beach.

Lin Je Kong was built for the veneration of the Goddess of Mercy, or Kuan Yin. Originally just a modest shrine on the rock, the temple has expanded over the decades to resemble a religious theme park, with various statues and figurines dotting the cliff side. More incongruous are statues of what appears to be Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and even the Little Mermaid.

Lin Je Kong Temple offers panoramic vista of this corner of Pangkor Island. The view of Coral Beach below is stupendous, especially on a clear day. From the temple one can see Pulau Giam and Pulau Mentagor in the horizon.

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

Entrance archway to Lin Je Kong Temple (22 September 2020)


The grounds of Lin Je Kong Temple with Coral Beach down below. (22 September 2020)


View of the sea at Lin Je Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Statue of a dragon curled around the joss burner at Lin Je Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Man-made grotto at Lin Je Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Fortress-like wall at Lin Je Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


View of Coral Beach from Lin Je Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)


Shrine to the Goddess of Mercy at Lin Je Kong Temple. (22 September 2020)

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