
We were told by the pink taxi driver that there is a temple at the far end of the road. We walked quite a distance (at least few hundred meters along the road and through part of the beach) and finally we reached there.

There is a small bridge to access the temple.

At the footpath towards the temple, looking towards the beach and the sea.

There is an artistic hut near the entrance but outside the temple.

And there is a big turtle statue.
From here, we started to take photos of ourselves “crazily”.

There is a stone labeled with “De2Yin1” which means the voice of moral.

We snapped ourselves quite fast because there were people waiting for us to pose at the decorated feature surrounding the temple. We were also waiting for someone until our turn to take the photo there. This happens when you travel on a public holiday.
Sometimes, we “accidentally” included other visitors and passers-by in our photo because we really can’t wait for too long.

The wall was painted in plain gray and the door and railing are in yellow. They were highlighted with red lines.

This design looks like the great wall, but later I found a mini great wall there and we had missed it.

Mushroom.


The red Chinese words are “XiangFeng” which mean meet by chance.
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SiewPeng’s parents came with us to this island, but they were too tired to walk to this temple. We didn’t let them wait for us too long, and I snapped the photos as fast as I can. Although it was only about half an hour there, I have taken about hundred photos of ourselves.
Next, I will show you more of our photos taken in this Lin Je Kong Temple.