Maybe I've seen too many but what can I say - it's a temple with a lot of history and if you're a western tourist, you may find it interesting. For the rest of us, it's just another temple.

Worth visit around this temple and read about the history. Make a wish and it might comes true. It located opposite Chinese museum. You can found a nice 'ais kacang' outside the temple.

One of the oldest temples, the temple of magnificent not only a place of worship, it also represents the earlier Chinese settlers at the beginning of the century.

This is the oldest temple in the city. It's very well maintained and located in an intersection in waterfront. The temple design is very beautiful. Must place to take a pictures. You can enter free of charges.

This is one of the oldest Chinese temple in Kuching. It is believed to date back to 1843 and has been on official records since 1876. The temple is well maintained.

If you are a Buddist/Toaist, this is the place to pray & meditate (Back portion). You can burn insence/joss-sticks & pray for blessing/protection....etc For non Buddist/Toaist, one can simply enter for a visit (free of charge) & observe this unique cultural practice/inheritance. The place is clean & the building is well kept.(It is located very near to Hilton Hotel, overlooking... More

just stop by less than 15minutes... really nothing there... just small temple withitn town at bit higher ground area. However better than nothing ... hehe

This compact and brightly decorated temple is located just to the east of the main bazaar and near the major downtown hotels. The place has a place in the history of the town and is worth a quick visit ... it won't take long.

It was just okay... like normal tue pek gong in anywhere else. Is quite famous local attraction in town, many tourist sure will stop by