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Latest revision as of 15:12, 21 July 2009
The Snake Temple is located at Sungai Kluang near Bayan Lepas airport in the Penang Island. Many tourists visit the Snake Temple. Buses stop, tourists get out and have a quick look at the snakes in the temple. Walking to the temple you find souvenir stands on both sides of you. Here you can buy your camera film or just a nice souvenir.
In front of the Snake Temple is a big incense burner, where they burn large incense. Inside the temple, in the Main Prayer Hall, is filled with the smoke of burning incense Some people say that the snakes get paralysed by the incense.
In a bowl are eggs. That's the food for the snakes, but they are nut hungry.