Chin Swee Caves Temple

The Chin Swee Temple is not only for worshipping the Reverend Chin Swee; devotees can also pray and seek the blessings of Lord Buddha and Kuan-yin. Moreover, the temple's premises have two giant statues of the worshipable. Tourists can explore the intricate designs and handiwork in every temple corner.

In the complex of Chin Swee Caves Temple, Malaysia where tourists can also visit the magnificent nine-story Pagoda Temple. This tall structure is decorated with multiple figurines of Buddha with the arrangement of 10,000 “blessing lamps” which devotees can light to extend the blessings of Buddha to their loved ones. Visiting the holy complex is like going for cultural exploration and channelizing the inner soul.

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To honour and celebrate Late Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong on his 90th birthday, his son Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay initiated the temple's long-pending renovation and expansion work. In addition, to initiate the job, he donated RM 10 Million to complete the ambitious expansion project.

Spread in an area of over 35,000 square feet, Sky Terrace is amongst the newest additions to the Chin Swee Temple post the completion of redevelopment work. The terrace is also known as “Place for Heavenly Offering,” where tourists will get a chance to soak up the beauty around them. In addition, tourists and devotees can stroll around the new development and soak up the scenic beauty of the whole area.

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Devotees visiting the Chin Swee Caves Temple in Malaysia also gather in large numbers to worship Kuan Yin. The temple complex has a giant statue of Kuan Yin right at the entrance gateway. A square right at the base of the statue leads one to the statue of Lord Buddha and a temple known as the “Buddha Hall.”

Visitors and devotees like to spend a reasonable amount of time for meditation and prayers at the Buddha Hall. Late Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong statue is also right behind the temple. The “architect of the temple” figure was installed by the Chin Swee Caves Temple Building Society.

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The figure of Kuan Yin stands tall at the Chin Swee Caves Temple in Genting Highlands, and beside the statues, a small Buddhist temple, “Buddha Hall,” is also present. Devotees can visit the Buddha Hall to offer prayers and sit and meditate in solace. The square, which runs along the bust and temple, has several gazebos where tourists can relax. The pathway which stretches from the statue to the main temple complex has stone carvings brought down from China. The complete path is full of carvings and illustrations depicting ancient Chinese tales.

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10 Chambers of Hell illustrates an evil person's process during their journey through hell. The interesting depictions through statues and illustrations pique the interest of every tourist and visitor and especially the younger group and children. Chambers collectively create a path towards the top of the hill. The complete journey to the top is known as the “Journey To Enlightenment.”

The sole purpose of depicting the painful experiences of a person in hell is to discourage lousy conduct throughout one’s life. Every chamber has its unique feature, and the complete trip is an enlightening experience for everyone.

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After completing the journey through the Chambers of Hell, a beautiful sight awaits all the visitors. Upon reaching the top of the hill, “Seven Fairies” will welcome everyone. They have been set up in a way that seems to descend directly from heaven. This sight induces calmness and satisfaction after witnessing the worrisome journey through hell.

Apart from the bridge of fairies, a Nine-Colour Dragon Wall of Luck is also present atop the hill. The nine dragons are the cultural representation of nine different types of luck. The significance of each dragon is different and equally important according to Chinese folklore.

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