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Chinese Temples

Many Taoist and Buddist Temples dot the metropolis to cater to the many Fil-Chinese inhabitants who's ancestors originally traded from
nearby mainland China. The first (2 images) are found near Recto Avenue, not far from the Binondo district where they originally settled.
The second (3 images) is located in Grace Park, Caloocan City. The rest are rooftop temples scattered around the Binondo district.
Chinese Temple
Chinese Temple		 Chinese Temple
Chinese Temple		 Taoist Temple
Taoist Temple		 Taoist Temple
Taoist Temple		 Taoist Temple
Taoist Temple
Rooftop Temple!
Rooftop Temple!		 Alphabet Photography: Quayside
Alphabet Photography: Quayside

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Lou Giroud PM reply 08-May-2012 12:59
The most beautiful Taoist Temple is in Cebu on Beverly Hills.
Carinoza PM reply 26-Jun-2008 05:17
To "u.jemar": The Taoist Temple is located at 5th Avenue, Grace Park, Caloocan City.
Gus PM reply 09-Jan-2008 08:13
I think the last 3 are somewhere between 2nd and 5th Avenue.
Guest 01-Oct-2007 09:41
hi waht is the name of this chinese temple?
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