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Goddess of Mercy is this oldest Chinese temple in Penang built by early Chinese settlers. It is most of the time packed of worshippers who burn joss stick and do other worships. The temple is also called Kuan Yin Teng Temple and decorated very colourfully and beautifully. | Goddess of Mercy is this oldest Chinese temple in Penang built by early Chinese settlers. It is most of the time packed of worshippers who burn joss stick and do other worships. The temple is also called Kuan Yin Teng Temple and decorated very colourfully and beautifully. | ||
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Goddess of Mercy is this oldest Chinese temple in Penang built by early Chinese settlers. It is most of the time packed of worshippers who burn joss stick and do other worships. The temple is also called Kuan Yin Teng Temple and decorated very colourfully and beautifully.
