Poh San Teng Temple

Came on May 2, 2013. This Sanbao Temple is an important local Chinese cultural attraction. It is rumored that Zheng He was stationed here after landing in Malacca. The Sanbao Temple was built to commemorate Zheng He's trip to Malacca. The Chinese who came to Malacca later lived here, and the Sanbao Mountain behind the Sanbao Temple was the Chinese cemetery, becoming a tomb mountain. It is said that Sanbao Mountain is the largest Chinese tomb mountain overseas. The Sanbao Temple is a typical Chinese cultural building, and the shape is similar to our domestic similar buildings. It is more interesting that although the Sanbao Temple was built to commemorate Zheng He, it is a Taoist view. The main hall is dedicated to the "Uncle Gong" (Malay Chinese call the land public). Zheng He is a Muslim, so his altar is in the garden outside the temple. The back hall of the Sanbao Temple also has a wall, which is covered with Chinese newspaper reports about the Chinese defending the Sanbao Temple and Sanbao Mountain. I also suggest you pay attention. In the era of limited influence in the motherland, Malay overseas Chinese have carried out many hard struggles to safeguard their culture and rights, and this history and this spirit deserves all Chinese to remember.

Malaysia. Malacca - Sanbao: Also known as Libao Well, it was dug by Malacca's Sultan Mansusha for a princess from China and his wife Han Libao. At that time, the well would not dry up, and it was said that whoever drank the water taken out of the well would return to Malacca in the future. Zheng He returned to Malacca several times because he drank the well. This legend reflects the good wishes of the local people to welcome Zheng He and hope that Zheng He will come to Malacca more.

Malaysia. Malacca - Baoshan Pavilion: Zhenghe Temple, also known as Sanbaogong Temple, also known as "Baoshan Pavilion", was built in 1795 by the local Chinese in Malacca to commemorate General Zhenghe in the Ming Dynasty. It is said that the bricks and tiles that built Zhenghe Temple were transported from China, which is very commemorative. The Sanbaoshan, which commemorates the great Chinese navigator, is still preserved here. It is also a symbol of the people of China and Malaysia living in harmony and friendship.

worth a visit when walking around the streets of Malacca. nice temple. would recommend if on route but not to go out of way

This scenic spot was the first one I visited in Malaysia. It was very impressive. Although it was raining heavily, we still visited it with reverence and pride. The pavilion was built to commemorate Zheng He's voyage to the West. All the building materials were transported from China. It is also one of the oldest Chinese temples in Malaysia. The former pavilion was destroyed by foreign powers, and the present and old sites were rebuilt. It is a place for Chinese children to place their souls in overseas Southeast Asia. It is a world cultural heritage with great historical value. Baoshan Pavilion is not only the common people, but also the leaders of our country. There are also Sanbaojing, Wangjing and other historic sites that can be visited together. It's worth going.

Baoshan Pavilion is a local Chinese built to commemorate Zheng He, also known as "Sanbao Temple" and "Sanbao Pavilion". It is said that one brick and one tile here are shipped from China.