Tam Kung Temple, Sandakan
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Tam Kung Temple (GPS: 5.85818, 118.11184) is a Chinese temple on the north side of
Sandakan. It is located at Mile 1.5 Jalan Utara. The original temple was constructed in 1894 by Hakka immigrants.
The conservation of Tam Kung Temple was hailed as a first in Malaysia, when the original shrine was lifted and brought into the new temple complex built around it. This created a "temple within a temple."
Getting there
Tam Kung Temple is located off Jalan Utara. If you are coming from Sandakan town, take a right turn immediately after the UEM Building. That is before the roundabout (Bulatan Elopura). If you got to the roundabout, make a 360° turn. Refer to my map below for further details on the location.
Tam Kung Temple is
on the map of Sandakan
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