Dragons, Deities & Devotion: The Legacy of Qing Yun Yan

#springitinerary Qing Yun Yan Taoist Temple (青云岩) – A Sanctuary of Serenity in Segamat 📍 Address:5, Jalan Panglima, Taman Bendahara, 85000 Segamat, Johor 🕯️ Spiritual Significance Dedicated to Taoist deities like Guan Yin (Goddess of Mercy)and Tua Pek Kong (God of Prosperity), this temple serves as a spiritual hub for: - Prayers for health, wealth, and harmony. - Blessings during festivals like Lunar New Year and Nine Emperor Gods Festival. - Meditation in its tranquil courtyard. 🏯 Architectural Highlights - Traditional Chinese design with ornate carved dragons, colorful roof tiles, and red lanterns. - Main altar adorned with golden deity statues and offerings of fruit/incense. - Rock garden with miniature landscapes and flowing water features. - Incense burner pavilion where devotees light joss sticks. 🌿 Temple Grounds & Features 1. Prayer Hall– Central space for rituals, with divination blocks (*jiao bei*). 2. Fortune-Telling Corner – Seek guidance via *qian* sticks (poem lots). 3. Charcoal Calligraphy Wall– Displays Taoist wisdom in elegant brushstrokes. 4. Turtle Pond– Symbolizing longevity; visitors release turtles for merit.