Snake Temple

amazing trip over to snake temple. Will recommand friend to go

Not bad, it is worth a visit. It is said that there has been no snake bite incident in the temple. The snakes are all free-range. If you are afraid, don't go. There is also a snake garden next to it. You can go and see it. It is charged separately, not very big. [Fun]

Probably best for prayersNot many snakes left in this temple; probably due to the urbanisation and development around the temple. Souvenir stalls overshadowed temple.

特地跑到Bayan Lepas的蛇庙看蛇，这里蛇的数量明显比几年前mco之前少了很多，游客也减少了很多。希望槟城的旅游业能多多推广槟城的景点。

This temple is a temple with a strong incense in Malaysia.

The snake temple is said to be the first snake-themed temple in the world. Very close to the airport and a little distance from the city. If the formation is relatively fast, it is not recommended to visit. After all, the attraction is very small, it is a temple, and the traffic is not convenient. The snake temple was not for pythons at the beginning, but the snake crawled in from the outside. Over time, the snake became a feature here. Later, in order to carry forward the characteristics of the snake temple, the snake temple artificially raised a lot of green snakes, these snakes are supplied by special snake farms. As soon as you enter the temple, you can see the green snakes hovering on the shelves, big and small, fat and thin, lounging and not moving. You don't need to worry about them at all, because they are almost still, really look like fake, only a careful observation can find their slight movements. To be honest, I am really a little nervous. After all, the first time I have such close contact with the snakes~ The snakes here are not locked in a cage, they are really disked in the air! For fear of falling! There is a tree behind the snake temple. Watch carefully and you can find that there are many green snakes hovering densely on it! The color of the snake skin is very close to the tree. I don't know if I don't look carefully. I look carefully... There are countless more. The snake temple also has a place for tourists and pythons to take pictures. It seems to be MYR 50. It is a pleasure to see a few foreigners taking pictures. There is no taboo in entering the deep temple. Most of the people who go now come from the name of the "snake". There are also people who really worship, but they ignore tourists. Just keep quiet in the snake temple. There is no ticket for the snake temple. It takes 10 minutes to visit.

Penang is actually a state (province) of Malaysia, divided into Penang Island (penang) and the peninsula on the Wei province. The capital (province capital) is George City, where the famous monument area is in George City. And the six-day Bayan Lepas is in the southeast of Penang Island, the airport is in this area~ But you ask how Penang Island is playing... Then I will say it in general. George City Monument District - everyone go to see the murals, eat fried dumplings is in this area. There are Blue House, Qiaosheng Museum, Handan Company, surname Bridge, Old Town Hall, St. George Church, Guanyin Pavilion, Mosque to eat: Betel nut law Chaozhou fried dumplings, the four kings of Shantou Street: Tianwang chicken feet dumpling soup, duck porridge dumpling juice, fried dumplings, four fruit soup, multi-spring tea room, Dadong Restaurant, Niugan winter road wonton noodles, The famous Xiangtai cake family then looked for the murals that would be available in the entire monument area. Then the entrance of Love Lane raised the flag mountain and the Jile Temple. These two attractions are quite close but can't be reached on foot. You can take the bus 204 flag-raising mountain is a summer resort for foreigners many years ago, and it has now been developed into a tourist resort. Recently, a lot of trails have been built, and it is good to go up the mountain to see the night view. Jile Temple is known as the largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia, representing the building of the Wanfo Pagoda. You can go to the bye, and by the way to the vegetable market at the foot of the mountain to eat sand.