File:Three Temples at Sam Poo Kong, 2014-06-18.jpg

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Description	Right to left: Tho Tee Kong Temple (Dewa Bumi Temple), Kyai Juru Mudi Temple, and the main temple at Sam Poo Kong. Although Sam Poo Kong itself dates back several hundred years, several of these temples are fairly recent, and thus I'm not sure they'd be free to photograph in Indonesia. Temples are located at 6°59′46.68″S 110°23′52.8″E / 6.9963000°S 110.398000°E / -6.9963000; 110.398000.
Source	Own work
Date	2014-06-18
Author	Chris Woodrich
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