Beautiful temple from 7th century with the big red gate with covered the big crab. This place is favorite place for Buddha, Tao, Konghucu followers (tri dharma), but sometimes people from with different religion also come to this place. This temple are largest at southeast asia, and this place is facing to sea. At inside, you can find the statue, history, great building,etc , and also the good atmosphere. And make i interest is a statue of Dewa Kwan Sing Tee Koen as high as 30 meters and has been named in the Indonesian Record Museum (MURI) record number 7996 as the tallest warlord statue in Southeast Asia. The Kwan Sing Bio temple is very interesting to visit, especially during big celebrations for the Confucian people, such as Chinese New Year, where there are "barongsai shows, fireworks and many more

the largest temple not to far away with Tuban great mosque, show us a pluralism in Tuban history, this temple is nice, it even has a space for tourist for a different religions, but still have a place for its people to pray

Come to this temple again after closed for couple month. And arrived here at evening while rained , there is a sea in front of this temple, still same situation but not see another people come quite . No pics take at front building , make a wish for peacefull world and hope Kongco answer my prayer.

Kwan Sing Bio Temple is located in Tuban, North Coast of East Java. This temple is predicted to have been built in 7th century, to worship Guan Yu. One of its uniqueness is the giant crab standing on the gateway, and such a kind of this is away from the custom since most of the temples have symbol of dragon and peacock. There will be many visitors during public holiday.

Nice place, on the other side of the street : direct at the ocean. Nice food there (fish, seafood)

Big Temple with sea views. The place is amazing with a lot of interesting landscape, they also offer free meal for whoever come to the place. They became one of the icons in Tuban regency. The only problem is lacking on maintaining the facility thus some of the place is either dirty or broken. Overall nice place to visit.

Great place! The view is spectacular and it welcomes peoply of religions. They placed a musholla in here so you don't have to worry to put this place as your rest area. I mean the toilet is also nice. People are kind enough to let you park your vehicle for free. Nice!

the largest Chinese temple in Indonesia is dedicated to the god Kwan Kong and a place of worship for Chinese Buddhists and Confucianism. The oldest thesis of this temple was built in 1871 in the Tuban area, East Java, located facing the Java Sea. the grandeur of its buildings and statues including the emperor of china adorns the astonishing sight and can be visited for tourists.

Great tourist attractions, a window of a plural Indonesia. We respect each other as brother/sister in humanity

Free for coming, huge parking area, serve free food and drink for anybody who wants (please be informed that some are non-halal, you have to ask first). Unfortunately, i came when the Kong Co statue is covered with white upholstery due to the intolerant issue. Hope the diversity could lasts forever.

Excellent. Its so clean. Theres bed for the elsders too. But its limited unit.

Old klenteng in Tuban.calm atmosphere

This place has a good covid-19 protocol. There is a guide for those who wanted to pray but doesn't understand the path or what to do first. The place is also neat and tidy and for those who wanted to pray they also offer everything that you need. The place only across from a beach so after being here you can enjoy the sea view

Remarkable and beautiful. Spacious parking lot with mushola is available and pretty clean toilets

Good place..but still underconstruction. After closed several month due to COVID19 case

Such a beautiful place an scenery in Tuban

Sacred place full of prayers. Always get the " travel back in time " feeling. Nice people and yeah you are at the right place. No ticket needed. No parking fee. You can even have a free meal here.

Great sacred atmosphere for praying, they are open for everyone who just want to visit (for non buddhist/non tao/non konghucu). Please respect & don't litter (actually it goes for any places). Definitely will visit this place again next time. See ya!