Che Kun Temple

Che Kun Temple is named after the great General Che. The general suppressed a rebellion in southern China during the Song dynasty. The temple was built in 1890, then reconstructed and only 300 years later a new modern building was erected.

The architecture of the temple is different from other buildings, there are Japanese motifs. The main attraction of the temple is the altar, next to which there is a huge drum and a giant bronze bell. Another important attraction is a huge statue of golden color. It depicts the legendary local military commander Che Kung. At his feet people put sacrifices in the form of fruits and sweets. Next to the statue is a wheel of fortune. It brings good luck if you turn it three times. Che Kun Temple is popular among tourists and locals.