Tua Pek Kong Temple is quite small, but its significance lies in that it is perhaps the oldest Taoist temple in Malaysia. Located on the banks of the muddy Rajang River, the temple has a colorful front facade, and is situated on a small foothill, from where it commands a great view of the surrounding river and town bazaar. The temple is home to the Kuan Yin Pagoda, a seven-story structure that was built in the 1980s. Climbing the stairs of this pagoda, especially around sunset, will offer visitors an amazing view like no other.

Jln Temple, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia, Phone: +60-84-31-80-05

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