Fu Lin Kong Temple
Tokong Fu Lin Kong
A Chinese temple built into the hillside, with a miniature Great Wall, pagodas and koi ponds. It's a landmark of the island.
A Chinese Taoist temple built in the 1950s, dedicated to deities including Guanyin. Its courtyards, ponds and pavilions follow the contours of the hillside. The most popular feature is the miniature Great Wall replica on the hill behind the temple, where you can climb the wall for views of the sea. There are also multi-tiered pagodas, rockeries and a koi pond. Admission is free, incense offerings are busy, and the temple is especially lively during lunar festivals. It is in the Sungai Pinang area on the island's east coast, about 5 minutes by bus from the jetty, and you can stroll through a fishing village on the way.
Opening hours
About 08:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Sungai Pinang Kecil Fishing Village
- Pangkor Town & Jetty
- Pasir Bogak Beach
- Dutch Fort
- Tiger Rock (Batu Bersurat)
- Hornbill Feeding
- Teluk Nipah
- Teluk Ketapang (Turtle Bay)