Sam Poh Chi (Triple Gem Temple), Brinchang, Cameron Highlands
 Main Vairocana Buddha Statue |
 Main Vairocana Buddha Statue |
 Main Vairocana Buddha Statue |
 Avalokiteshwara |
 Guardian of the Temple, Wei Tuo |
 Guardian of the Temple, Guan Yu |
 Dhrtarastra and Virudhaka |
 Virupaksa and Vaisravana |
 Dhrtarastra and Virudhaka |
 Virupaksa and Vaisravana |
 Dhrtarastra |
 Virudhaka |
 Virupaksa |
 Vaisravana |
 Playing the Lute |
 Hand Outstretched |
 Holding a Dragon |
 Holding a Sword |
 Holding a Dove |
 Bird |
 Face |
 Face |
 Pattern |
 Dragon |
 Dragon |
 Pattern |
 Pattern |
 Pattern |
 Foot |
 Lotuses |
 Looking Up |
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 21 Arhats (1) |
 21 Arhats (2) |
 Asita (Long Eyebrow) |
 Pantha (Raised Hand) |
 Unidentified |
 Pindola (Taming Tiger) |
 Unidentified |
 Unidentified |
 Gobaka (Open Heart) |
 Holding Bowl |
 Holding Bowl |
 Rosary |
 Hand |
 Dragon |
 Mouth |
 Through the Ring |
The Sam Poh (Triple Gem) Chi is a Mahayana temple that was built in the 1970s on a spot overlooking the town of Berinchang in the Cameron Highlands, and houses some fine brass statues, including the Main Vairocana Buddha image, Avalokiteshvara, the Four Great Kings and the 21 Louhans or Arhats.
Signboard showing the 18 Arhats
The text reads:
The Flag of Virtue (Sila) is Well-Established
Photographs taken 11th November 2009 on a trip to the Cameron Highlands