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Snake Temple (Fu Xing Gong) in Penang 1986

Please subscribe to my channel! Das Abonnieren meines Kanals ist kostenlos, ein ABO ist jedoch hilfreich bei der Ankündigung meiner neuesten Videos. The Snake Temple Fu Xing Gong) is a Daoist temple and a pilgrimage destination in Malaysia in the southeast of the island of Penang. The building was built in 1850 in memory of the 11th century Buddhist Holy Choir Soo Kong. Chor Soo means “the most revered”, a title given to him as a healer and protector of snakes. A Chinese monk brought its statue with him from his homeland, it is said to have magical powers. Around the altar table, lazy green-yellow venomous snakes of the Wagler's lance viper species crawl, these are considered holy servants of the Soo Kong choir. Their indolence may be related to the smoke from the incense sticks. They feed on chicken eggs offered as a sacrifice. These and other snakes are bred in an outbuilding (serpentarium). Please subscribe to my channel