Chin Swee is located in Genting Highlands, Pahang Malaysia. Chin Swee is the most stunning scenic in Genting Highlands, there are huge statues such: statue of Buddha, statue of Guan Yin and ten chambers of hell. Chin Swee is the richness of Malaysian-Chinese cultures. Chin Swee is where the Malaysian-Chinese praying for prosperity, good luck, healthy and blessing from Buddha, also Guan Yin. Here are some attractions I am going to share you whenever you plan to visit this amazing site.
Pagoda (Chinese structure)-the pagoda has nine-storeys with ten blessing lamps. if you climb up to the top you can see the whole views of Genting Highlands.
Statue of Guan Yin goddess of mercy at Chin Swee Temple Most of Malaysian-Chinese ask for blessing, the white statue stands the entrance gateway to statue of Buddha.
Statue of Buddha sits on a mountain edge in the Genting Highlands in Pahang. was founded by Tan Sri Lim.
Sky terrace-Known as place for heaven offering.
10 chambers of the hell-There you will see all the sins, remind us keep doing good because bad actions will pay you the punishment in the hell.
Nine colors dragon wall of luck stands right at the entrance to greet visitors. Each dragon on this wall has different dispositions.
Bridge of fairies visitors will be greeted by the smiling faces of the seven fairies descending from heaven with grace. These fairies are followed by three gods of Fook-Look-Sou which Fook is luck, Look is wisdom and Sou is longevity.
Statue of Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong
Do not miss these spectacular statues, rich of histories and cultures, as my own experiences you can leave from KL Sentral early morning to Genting Highlands, spending like half day to see the views of Chin Swee temple before up to the hill. It’s convenience to ride the cable car to the top. Anyways there are the duty-free shop where you can burn some of your money, located in the mid of mountain, all brands are in one place.
