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Kemaro Buddhist Shrine

The Kemaro Buddhist Shrine (photo: Srivijaya)
Kemaro Buddhist Shrine
Kemaro Island is believed to be a sacred place for romantic couples. The island is known for its legendary love story, between Princess Siti Fatimah and a Chinese merchant, Tan Bun An, which happened during the kingdom of Palembang in the 17th Century. In addition, this place is regarded as a holy place for Buddhists, whereby the Chinese monastery (Hok Tjing Rio temple) is located. During the Chinese New Year, local communities and tourists celebrate the annual Cap Go Meh festival in this shrine. Let’s come and experience the encounter with the holy spirit of this place!
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Kemaro Buddhist Shrine
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