Kong Chow Temple, Chinese temple in San Francisco
The Kong Chow Temple is a vibrant center of Taoist practice.
Established in 1857, the temple has been serving the Chinese community for over a century.
It showcases traditional Chinese architecture and cultural heritage.
Visitors can explore the temple's altars and participate in ceremonies.
It survived the 1906 earthquake and has been relocated several times.
Location: San Francisco
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