bendigo joss house temple
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Yes it's a bit out of town but is worth a visit. The Bendigo Talking Tram service will get you there and back or you could drive there. A delightful little place with lots of information about the history of the Chinese community in Bendigo. The volunteer staff are well informed and very welcoming. I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to try the Chinese horoscopes sticks.
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I went here based on recommendations and it was not what I expected. It was quite informative of the Chinese religious beliefs. I was there for an hour (on tram trip) but it only took about half an hour. I would recommend if you are going to visit to drive yourself there or otherwise you will spend as much time waiting for the tram back. Unless you have a strong interest in Chinese religion I would not recommend that you bother to visit.
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Very old museum there were many like this temple but they were destroyed and this is the only one that has survived. It was going to be destroyed but bad weather stopped them destroying it. Very old and ancient. Lions at the front with balls in there mouths if you roll the ball inside it is meant to give you good fortune, so they say...
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We had the place to ourselves- not many people got off the tram to see this place which I thought was a shame as it is unique and charming. Still used as a place of worship, a guide explained the meaning and significance of the items, furniture and art on display. I learned a lot!
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Spent an hour being guided through this historic building by our tour guide, Pat, who was truly lovely and very informative. The statues and placement of items were well explained, the beauty of the colour and the sequined cloths were captivating.
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It is situated in a weird location, but that just shows how the world has evolved around it. Really interesting, Stan was a great guide and I learnt a lot about Chinese culture and the history of Bendigo. Definitely worth a stop, but won't take up too time.
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Once again Bendigo knows how to show case not only its history but the history of thr event and the feature. China and Chinese veing second nature for the Bendigonians is shared and an education that is not gained anywhere else. It is a must experience for all school children studying Australian and more specifically Victorian and Bendigo History.
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This venue is run by volunteers I suspect. Even though they themselves have a sound knowledge it is not imparted to the visitors in a manner that we can all gain knowledge of the history of this wonderful site. The hand outs are simple and easy to read but leave you wanting to know more. Perhaps a video for visitors would be a worthwhile investment. We left having enjoyed our visit but wanting to know so much more about the history and the Chinese who lived in the area.
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We came out on the talking tram and only planned to spend half an hour. The place is small, and the entry cost is probably a little high, but it's still worth visiting. We came during a quiet period, as no one else was there, so the gentleman at the desk gave us a tour of the entire place, describing its stories and history. It was very interesting, and we stayed a whole hour. It wouldn't have been as good without the guided commentary, so thanks a lot to the guide! Make sure to do the fortune sticks as they're a fun little addition.
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This is part of the chinese museum and a nice small place to visit. Excellent for taking pictures. The place itself isnt very big but has some nice preservation from the older days.