Kek Lok Si all lit up to welcome Year of the Tiger


GEORGE TOWN: More than 10,000 lanterns and 230,000 decorative bulbs turned the Kek Lok Si Temple into a fairyland of lights as fireworks and firecrackers were set off to welcome the Year of the Tiger.

This year’s annual Chinese New Year lighting ceremony was made more special as the 119-year-old temple in Air Itam also celebrated its entry into the Malaysia Book of Records.

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