ISKCON Montréal Temple
Historically important Hare Krishna temple associated with the early global expansion of ISKCON.
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Historically important Hare Krishna temple associated with the early global expansion of ISKCON.
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One of Johor Bahru’s oldest surviving religious buildings and a historic symbol of unity among the city’s Chinese communities.
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A major memorial and pilgrimage temple honouring the national hero Trần Hưng Đạo.
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