Thien Hau Temple, Cho Lon
A major Chinese-Vietnamese shrine dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu.
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A major Chinese-Vietnamese shrine dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu.
UNESCO-listed Nara temple housing the monumental Great Buddha and central to early Japanese state Buddhism.
A royal ancestral temple complex and important spring festival destination.
One of Kuching’s oldest and most iconic Chinese temples and a key landmark in the city’s historic core.
Historic Chinatown temple at Petak Sembilan, Jakarta, long associated with devotion to Guanyin and Chinese religious festivals.
Buddhist temple on Bintan noted for its expansive display of 500 life-size arhats (lohan) sculptures.
Historically significant Canadian Hindu mandir and religious-cultural institution on Yonge Street.
A major Chao Phraya river temple whose monumental central prang is one of Bangkok’s best-known sacred landmarks.
A historic Samut Songkhram temple famed for a small chapel enclosed by the roots of living banyan trees.
Bangkok’s celebrated Marble Temple, a royal Buddhist monastery noted for its refined Thai design and marble construction.
A major royal monastery in Bangkok’s Banglamphu district with exceptional national religious significance.
Phuket’s most prominent Buddhist temple, closely associated with the revered monk Luang Pho Chaem and local protective traditions.
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