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Kek Lok Si Temple
This is a view of the Kek Lok Si Temple (The Pagoda) and the huge statue of the Guan Yin in Air Itam. These two temples are lighted up for several weeks in a year and the sight is not to be missed. Most Penangites will flock to the temple ground on the eve of Chinese New Year and the subsequent 15 days.
A closer look at the inside of the temple.
Some went there for prayers and some people like me, are there just to catch the mood of the Chinese New Year. I had taken a lot of photos which I hope to upload later. The above photo is taken far away from the temple (about 2 kilometre away).
Posted by on February 8th, 2005 under Festivals & Religious
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