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View all search resultsLet's preserve popular tourist site Dharma Bhakti Temple: Anies
“I noticed there were many domestic and foreign tourists. I hope the tidiness and orderliness of the temple will be improved,” Anies said during his visit to the temple for Chinese New Year on Tuesday.
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Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan releases birds from a cage at Dharma Bhakti Temple in Glodok, West Jakarta, during Chinese New Year celebrations on Feb. 5. (kompas.com/Nursita Sari)
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akarta Governor Anies Baswedan has called on the management and visitors to the historic Dharma Bhakti Temple in Glodok, West Jakarta, to preserve the site as it is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination.
“I noticed there were many domestic and foreign tourists [inside the temple]. I hope the tidiness and orderliness of the temple will be improved,” Anies said during his visit to the temple for Chinese New Year on Tuesday, as quoted by kompas.com.
“This is so those who come to the temple will have an unforgettable experience. They will have a religious, social, economic and cultural experience in one place,” he added.
He called on the temple's management and all visitors to work together to preserve the temple, which was established in 1650. The temple was burned down in 2015 and was later rebuilt. (vla)
