Heritage Chinese temple

Kim Lan Beo Temple

Tiong Bahru (119A Kim Tian Road), Singapore, Singapore

Founded in 1830 in Tanjong Pagar (as Kim Lan Hui, an anti-Manchu society per mothership.sg) and relocated to Kim Tian Road in 1988, this small community temple lets a visitor stand inside a rare surviving piece of Chinese revolutionary-era secret society history tucked into a residential Tiong Bahru corner. Note: the specific claim that it was linked to the network preceding Dr Sun Yat Sen's Hong Men Hui was NOT found on any page re-fetched this run (Wikipedia only confirms founding date and relocation, mothership.sg only confirms the "anti-Manchu society" framing), so that detail is downgraded to unconfirmed and should not be stated as fact.

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Re-fetched all 4 cited sources. None state opening hours, entry price, or age suitability for this venue, so all three fields are correctly left null/unverified (the extractor made no false claims here). History claims check out against 2 independent sources: Wikipedia Tiong Bahru article states "Kim Lan Beo Temple…

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