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“Omitofo,” with a Buddhist salute, palms pressed against each other raised chest high. I am Ah Tuong and I am your guest blogger for today. I use a Canon PowerShot S5 IS
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I went to Yu Lung San Tien En Si Temple with Bengbeng today. It was fun.
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Thank you Bengbeng for everything. You have been very kind. I hope we can go for more shooting together again soon.
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Pretty impressive complex of temples.
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Drizzling.
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Sibu people are kind.
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In life and in death, you are welcome.
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Soon a prayer session started.
It was a spiritual experience.
The Yu Lung San Tien En Si Temple is situated at Km26 Sibu-Bintulu Road. It is hoped that with the building of the temple, three faiths : — Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism will be brought closer together. Some say it is the biggest in terms of size in Asia. It has four “Dians” or halls — Davejara, Mahavira, Maitreya and Daomodian.
Mahavira is the biggest, measuring 24m high, 33m wide and 44m long.
Those shots are lovely!
My favorite is the “Monks in the rain”
yeah brother!! i am back!!!! wow the temple in sibu is marvelous… great lol i didnt know the chinese community there is so strong to have such stunning temple… cool
so how have you been huuh? life in frankfurt is getting better as i am getting used to it real faster than what i expected… =)
great complex of temples. Brought my west msian friends there last month. they were marveled at the presence of chinese here in sarawak. from kuching to sibu, every minute of life was a surprise for them. they were at a loss for words when they saw this temple. My friends call sarawak little taiwan, if minus the english words, it will become either taiwan, china or hong kong.
i was dumbfounded too when i arrived there to see a structure on such a massive scale… tells us something about the freedom of worship in our country. i was stunned when i saw the donors list. the overwhelming generosity of the donors
yeah,i like the monks in the rain too.great pics overall..!
very 3 nicely shot.. wonderful!
Interesting place.
great pictures, i like the best the picture with the monk in the rain sharing an umbrella, really a picture of kindness and happiness.
The monks are “cute” while caught in the rain!!
wow tat is a huge temple…would love to visit it one day…was that you bengbeng in that pics? haah
Ah Tuong
This temple looks as if it is in China.
Yeah! I wanna ask that too. Was that you in the pic? :p
the temple is very nice and very well maintained