Klenteng Eng An Kiong
One of Malang's oldest Chinese temples, founded in 1825 and still a busy Tridharma place of worship in the Kotalama area.
- Address
- Jl. R.E. Martadinata No. 1, Kotalama, Kedungkandang
- Area
- Kedungkandang, Kedungkandang (East)
About
Lieutenant Kwee Sam Hway founded the temple in 1825, and its name means roughly 'palace of safety in eternity'. The central hall is the oldest part, while the other buildings date from 1895 to 1934. Buddhist, Confucian and Taoist worshippers share it, and it is at its liveliest around Chinese New Year.
- Founded in 1825
- Tridharma temple
- Protected heritage building
- Chinese New Year celebrations
In history: 1825 — Eng An Kiong temple is founded
Nearby
Pasar Besar Malang
Malang's biggest traditional market, on the edge of the old Pecinan: four floors of fresh produce, wholesale staples and everyday goods.
Cwie mie & lumpiaDepot Hok Lay
Old Chinese-Indonesian depot near Pasar Besar, known for cwie mie, lumpia and fosco, its chocolate drink served in a glass soft-drink bottle.
RawonRawon Nguling
Malang branch of the famous rawon house from Nguling in Pasuruan: black keluwak beef soup with thick slices of tender beef.
Themed kampungKampung Warna-Warni Jodipan
A riverside kampung on the Brantas painted in rainbow colours, linked by a glass-floored bridge to the 3D murals of Kampung Tridi.
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