Kanowit Taoist temple showcases local Chinese religious art
I mentioned before when we reached Kanowit, we were too late for the power boat regatta.
This is the only power boat we saw 
However I loved this dabai or local Sarawakian olive sculpture.
Being a very hot day, I was looking seriously for a place to cool down. When I went over to this place I saw this temple which looked very welcoming.
It was cool inside the temple.
The mystical dragon
The altar
I hope somebody will tell me what the characters in this piece of art means.
This is absolutely beautiful. A specimen of imported from China art
A cauldron in a temple is never empty.
BengBeng, i know i know,
da characters are Fukurokuju (Japanese), FuLuShou ?Chinese), it’s one of the Seven Gods of Fortune, God of wisdom, and longevity.
looke here
for more information
don’t know da link work or not la…
i didnt know u knew Chinese. thanks
U sure remind me of an old show. “Have gun will travel.” In your case, have camera will travel. Love your picture stories which tells a lot which having to read too much.
Actually wanted to ask your permission to “borrow” some photos of yours I saw on flickr. Can I ciplak them for a certain project I’m doing. Pictures of a hotel in Sibu. Can?
I loved these shots very much. The dragon claws is simply superb. Thanks for sharing them here.
THanks Indrani. This comment gives me much encouragement in my bloging journey