The second day of my le tour de Penang took me to Air Itam where the famous Kek Lok Si or also commonly known as Pagoda is. I remember going there as a kid when they were doing some renovations and it looked huge. Now when I visited it again, it still looks huge *troll face*.
My wife and I went in the evening and I was a little bit disappointed because I was under the impression that it would be closing soon but I was far from correct. It was Chinese New Year season and the temple is opened till late. I got some wonderful day and night shots. The night shots especially are my favourite and I have shared them below.
All pictures have been shot using a Nikon D3000 (aku amateur lah, DSLR entry level pun jadi). The night shots were also taken without a tripod so, kalau nampak shaken sikit...sorry ya :D
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| Kek Lok Si as seen from Ayer Itam town |
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| The pathway filled with shops right up to the temple |
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| Ayer Itam town - Taken from the temple |
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| Pagoda |
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| A view of Georgetown from the temple |
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| I have no idea if these were for sale! |
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| The Pagoda - The whole temple was decorated with Tang Longs |
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| The Buddha |
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| Lower Temple |
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| The Intricate Design of the Roof |
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| More Tang Longs |
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| Towards Dusk |
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| I Had to Get a Shot of the Joss Sticks |
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| Part of the Temple |
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| I Like This Shot |
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| I Love Taking Shots Like This |
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| Can Someone Educate Me on the Three Buddhas |
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| Kek Lok Si at Night - Apparently there are 10 000 Lights |
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| Portrait Mode |
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| More Night Shots |
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| This Way Please |
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| Remember the Lower Temple - This is How it is at Night |
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| Another View |
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| Tang Longs Lined Up |
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| Mini Pagoda |
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| Why Not?! |
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