On the way home from FGS Dong Zen Temple, we stopped by at this seafood restoran for our dinner. Since it is only 3 of us, we ordered Deep fired Ma Yau, Kam Heong Lala, Vegetable and Chinese Tea. The food here is quite good as all of us add rice and it costs us RM58.00.

My pictures not that good as it is at night. With Night scne on, the shop name is gone and without night scene on, the background is dark. My photography skill is still no so good.

During the CNY Lantern & Flora Festival 2007, there are also many others exhibitions, fairs, contests and cultural shows at the FGS Dong Zen Temple. Bring your families there to explore and view the exhibitions and fairs.

• Oriental Flora Exhibition
• International Religious Stamp Exhibition
• Fo Guang Art Exhibition
• Bronze Buddha Exhibition
• "Lifetime Learning" Reading Fair
• KiddyLand and Vegatatian Fair

Day 4 of CNY, we spent most our time at home and visited the FGS Dong Zen Temple CNY Lantern & Flora Festival @ Jenjarom, Kuala Langat, Selangor. The Selangor Chinese New Year Open House was held here on Feb 20, 2006. We decided to visit this vast temple complex as this temple have been decked with 1,000 red lanterns and11,000 set of lights which would turned this temple into a breathtaking view at nights.

The temple is very large as can be seen from the floor plan.
We arrived this place around 6.30pm and the car park around the temple was almost full with thousand of people already there and managed to find a spot quite a distance away. The traffic flow was well managed by a team of RELA personnel.
We took many pictures(probably close to 100) and would not be able to post all of them. Below are some of the beautiful and breathtaking view around the temple complex. Those taken at night are really scenic.

Day 3 of CNY, after a long drive (5hrs) back from JB which take longer than usual due to the roadworks and heavy traffic, we finally arrived @ 8.45pm searched for foods around SJ and landed at this one. We ordered fried noodles,Fish fillet with rice Food and Chinese Tea, CharWong. Food not too bad and the price per dish is RM7-8 only. The bill came up to RM33.30.

Fish fillets w/rice and Cantonese fried Meehoon/Kuay Toew

And this shop Kedai Makan Or Hwu at the town center where you can find the Fuzhou Fried noodles. It is located near the garden where endangered Lesser Adjutant Stork (Parit Jawa) from China make it their home. There are hundreds of the stork at the garden. The town council here has build a fencing to protect the stork as it is an endangered species.

Yong Peng has many HokChew/Fuzhou Chinese restaurants. Yong Peng is famous for its HokChew fried noodles, Red Rice Wine Chicken and Claypot Fish Head. The other famous Foochow restaurant, Hock Swee Hin also serves specialties like Fuzhou fried noodles, Fuzhou fishball and red wine
Hok Chew Fish Balls (Saitou Fishball made from saitou fish (Ikan Parang in malay)) is another famous dish found here. Below is one restaurant opposite Oh Hwu.
Rev, Saw took us to the garden to see the hundred s of endangered Lesser Adjutant Stork (Parit Jawa). Below are some pictures of the storks.





On th way out of Yong Peng town, we noticed this shop, Kacang Permata Kristal with the banner "Jangan Malu Untuk Kembali Lagi". Not sure what food stuffs they are promoting as not enough time to check this out. My guess is they sell peanut cookies , Kong Piah, Lou Poh Piang, Tim and ham piang which is also very famous here.