Sitiawan Tua Pek Kong Temple (GPS: 4.163, 100.68847; Traditional Chinese: 品仙祠大伯公廟; Simplified Chinese: 品仙祠大伯公庙; Pinyin: Pǐnxiāncí Dàbógōng Miào) is a Chinese temple in the village of Pasir Panjang in Sitiawan, Perak. It is possibly the largest temple dedicated to the Chinese tutelary deity Tua Pek Kong in Malaysia. The temple is located by the sea, occupying a site that was formerly mangroves that have been cleared and reclaimed.
The Sitiawan Tua Pek Kong Temple is noted for its colossal statues of deities and other legendary as well as mythical beings. Among the statues include the colossal Tua Pek Kong statue. Measuring 48 feet in height, it is the tallest and largest Tua Pek Kong statue in Malaysia.
The present temple complex is the result of repeated expansions carried out on what was originall a small temple a hundred years ago. Nowadays it has taken on a mythical theme park appearance, and is therefore visited for its religious as well as touristic appeal.
Address
Sitiawan Tua Pek Kong Temple
Jalan Pasir Panjang,
32000 Sitiawan, Perak.
Phones: 019-557 0599 (Mr Tan), 016-555 1216 (Mr Tan), 016-520 8916 (Mr Koh)
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