In 1988, the Fatt Yeh Temple was rebuilt across from its original site and renamed “Seng Fatt Temple”.
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Seng Fatt Temple was first built in 1921 by residents of Guangdong descent, including Lam Tang and Wong Wai Yin, near Sungai Keranji, on Jalan Labu, now known as Kampung Baru Wah Loong.
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Tokong Seng Fatt, formerly known as “Tokong Fatt Yeh” worships “Two Buddhas and One God” from the Sihui area of Guangdong – Holy Buddha Yun Goong (阮公聖佛), Holy Buddha Leong Goong (梁公聖佛) and God Wen Shi Jing Sin (文氏貞仙).
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Free of Charge, opens daily from 9:00AM to 4:00PM (Mon – Sun)
Passing down the tradition
Ms. Wong Sooi Thye and her brother Mr. Wong Ming Kong who together do charity activities in the Kampar area along with Mr. Ng Chan also gave their full support to them to manage the Seng Fatt Temple in Kampar. Under the leadership of Ms. Wong Sooi Thye, the Seng Fatt Temple women’s group successfully raised funds of RM30,000.
Historical legacy from 1988
In 1988, the Fatt Yeh Temple was rebuilt on the opposite side of its original site and renamed “Seng Fatt Temple”. The Kong Tak Hall was also built for the public to place spirit tablets for their ancestors. The new temple cost more than RM90,000 to build, with the construction cost being contributions from local Kampar residents. In 1995, Ms. Wong Sooi Thye established a women’s group with nearly 300 members who actively promoted the affairs of the Seng Fatt Temple. They have organized free medical services, given donations to poor students, and also supported educational activities. It has successfully renewed the good image of the Seng Fatt Temple in the Kampar area.
cont. 1999
Since 1999, the Tokong Seng Fatt women’s group and the Kampar Old Temple Chinese Cemetery Education Committee have collaborated to award scholarships to Chinese students from seven secondary and primary schools in the Kampar area, helping them complete their education. In 2003, the Tokong Seng Fatt women’s group held a celebration of the 1,000th birthday of the Holy Buddha Yun Goong and a charity dinner to raise funds for Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), which successfully raised RM320,000. The then Member of Parliament for Kampar, Tan Sri Hew See Tong, also personally contributed the same amount, bringing the total fund raised to RM640,000.
cont. 2022
In 2022, the current chairman of Seng Fatt Temple, Mr. Wong Kok Hoe, together with the Seng Fatt Temple women’s group, continue to emulate and show the spirit of charity as before, promoting welfare and building good relationships with the residents of the Kampar area. During every celebration or major festival, Seng Fatt Temple will hold free banquets for the elderly or donation activities for the poor, with benefactors donating necessities of life, food to be given away for free to the public.
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