Riam Temple

Riam Temple

Riam Temple
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Alvin L
Seremban, Malaysia31 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2016 • Friends
We drove there, and decided not to get down. Temple was located in the middle of a large cemetary, and looks like a cemetary temple. Not really a place I would like to spend my time at. But, for tourist who are really interested in taoist temples, maybe you could try this
Written November 30, 2016
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vanadiumho
Malaysia201 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Jul 2014 • Couples
The temple is not easy to access unless you are driving else you might have a hard time to trying to get a transport back to hotel. The place is super quiet, not many cars pass by, and cemeteries at both side of the temple, quite scary for me.
Written August 27, 2014
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The_Miri_Epicure
Miri, Malaysia318 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Feb 2014 • Friends
This temple is a little way out of the city centre but worth a look.
GPS N04 21.516 E 113 59.353

I am a frequent visitor here.
It has some Taoist God sculptures on the entrance. Some are very scary looking.
Also outside are the furnaces for burning paper funerary goods as offerings ( money, cars, houses).
Shrines to burn incense are dotted about the whole area.
Once inside is the communal area where families wait after making food offerings for their deceased loved ones.
At the back are three large shrine areas and little nooks were the deceased ashes are placed, each with a photo and inscription.
Then outside and look at some of the magnificent mausoleums in the cemetery.

The caretaker is a friendly guy who will let you wander in peace.
TOP TIP: Visit at one of the Chinese festivals for maximum visual impact.
Written February 20, 2014
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Gillie D
38 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jul 2016 • Friends
Beautiful and quite a moving experience. It is a very peaceful place in the middle of a busy town, the carved, painted doors and wall hangings are amazing given the age. Well worth a stop.
Written August 8, 2016
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