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Description	Seng Guan Temple - in Tondo, Manila, Philippines
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Date	2019
Author	Gigie Cruz
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Image title	MVC_SengGuanTemple_01-20.jpgReverence. The Seng Guan Temple located in Narra St. Manila is said to be one of the biggest and most revered Buddhist Temple in the Philippines. The temple has three main halls which houses large Buddha sculptures in gold relief. The multi-tiered sweeping tiled roofs are omnipresent for Chinese temples.
Author	Gigie Cruz
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