Khoo Kongsi(Qiu's Ancestral Hall, Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi)

I think this place is worth a visit, the main temple is very beautiful and I loved the murals and carvings on the wall. However I thought there would be more halls and areas to visit.

Penang has many temples, Longshan Tangqiu is the only one listed as a world cultural heritage, which can be seen as precious. [Views] Wood carvings, stone carvings and gold ornaments are extremely exquisite and are not enough to describe the beauty of their intensive farming. [Interesting] Learn about the struggle of the early Chinese Nanyang to make a living. [Cost-effective] The scale is not large, the ticket 15RM, you can visit it in half an hour. The price is average. In Penang's so many temples, the scale of Longshan Tangqiu is not the largest but the most gorgeous and most ornamental. If you only visit one residence, choose the most famous Longshan Tangqiu.

We went during non peak hours and had the entire place to ourselves. We were able to take our time to marvel at the carvings and paintings. Downstairs was a mini museum about the history of the building and the Khoo clan.

In fact, there is nothing interesting here. It is also a historical place. The main thing is the significance of commemoration. It costs 10 horse coins to go in. Don't expect anything. The building is not perfect enough. It will be finished in a moment. Nevertheless, the construction is exquisite, so we should make some contribution to the construction here.

Although there are many companies of various surnames in the ancient city, most of them are still on the streets, but Qiu Company, hidden deep in the alley, is the most famous. As soon as you enter, you will see colorful and magnificent buildings, whether it is the colorful roof, stone columns and railings, or wooden beams, everything is meticulously carved and painted.

On the way to the mural street, I passed by Longshan Hall Qiu Company and walked in to take a look. I bought a ticket for 10 Malaysian ringgits to visit the architectural monuments, stone carvings, wood carvings, murals, and the genealogy, origins and history of the Qiu clan. The museum also displays the achievements of the Qiu clan and some visitor information...

The Qiu Company of Longshan Hall has extremely fine carvings from the outside to the inside. I have confirmed with my own eyes that it is indeed a combination of Chaozhou wood carvings and Cantonese clay sculptures. It is even better than the existing buildings in China and is well worth a visit.