Banyan Tree Temple Review

The Yushu Temple is a very good example of ecological environment protection. It is surrounded by green trees, very quiet and comfortable. The ancient Yushu trees witness the growth of this land. It is a very good place. It is easy to be at ease.

We hired a driver for a day and visited different places in Batan, and what interested me most was the Elm Temple. What surprised me most here was how a tree grew in a concrete house, as if they had merged and mixed together, and they all coexisted in harmony. It was a rare sight for me! For those planning to visit here...you have to find locals as your guide because it is a small temple close to the sea and surrounded by villages, it is easy to miss. Another thing is that the surrounding area doesn’t look good and fresh as it’s a backward place in the world. But still a great place to visit!

The big tree surrounds the temple, very unique scenery, the branches are lush here, there are many Chinese people to worship, friends who like it can go and see

The temple is in the south of Bintan Island, named after a 300-year-old eucalyptus tree near the temple.

This is a small Chinese fishing village, and many Chinese residents of Singapore come here to pray.