Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple at Lorong Burmah,Penang

 After visiting Wat Chayamangkalaram Reclining Buddha Temple at Lorong Burmah ,a nearby attraction is Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple.it located opposite !!!

   The Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple is situated along Burma Lane in Pulau Tikus and was founded on 1st August 1803, the temple was known as "Nandy Moloh Burmese Temple" then. This place of public worship was purchased by Nonya Betong from George Layton, granted by Sir George Leith Baronet, LT. Governer of Prince of Wales Island, for 390 Spanish Dollars and donated to the temple.

Here you will find the Buddha Idol is standing ...& one in the International Shrine Hall is the Largest Here!!!

HOLY SHRINE INTERNATIONAL HALL(SIMA HALL)

Being one of the earliest and the only Burmese Temple in Malaysia and featuring the historical pagoda, the temple's well and Sima hall, the temple was designated in 1988 as one of the state's historical sites to be preserved as a tourist attraction

The temple is always managed by a Chief Monk to facilitate and complement the practice of Buddhism, the temple has a main shrine hall, a sima hall, a dining hall, monk's quarters, preceptee's lodge, Sunday school, a library and a lecture hall

THE BUDDHA PREACHING PEACE AT
A DISPUTE OVER THE WATER SUPPLY OF
ROHINI RIVER BY THE TWO WARRING FACTIONS.

At SIMA HALL

In fact,The Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple has been identified as one of the fifteen historical sites to be launched under the visit Penang year 1988 in the state of Penang.