Dharmikarama Burmese Temple
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Malaysia is a land of temples. One can see people from several religions gathering here and living happily together. If gardens and jungles are the 'Green Lungs' of Malaysian cities, then temples are the souls of Malaysia.
One such temple is the Dharmikarama Burmese Temple. This temple is an outstanding masterpiece of artistic work and eye catching architecture. The temple proudly exhibits its rich heritage. The temple dates back to 1803, and was built by Nyonya Betong, a Burmese.
This is the first ever Burmese temple in Malaysia. Visitors can see the striking features of the temple like pagoda, Sime Hall, Shrine Hall and a well. The Sime Hall comprises of Lord Buddha's gigantic statue.
The most attractive feature of the temple is the pair of statues of Panca Rupa. Panca Rupa is the Guardian Protectors of the World. They possess features of different beasts standing on the globe. The ground of the temple is dotted with spiritual Bodhi trees. This is a spiritual place that offers calm and peace of mind
Category: Monument and Historic Building
Address: Lorong Burma Georgetown
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