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• History and Significance: Built over 100 years, it is a spiritual center for the Chinese-Thai community, especially in the Guinja Phuket Festival (Nine Gods Festival). This shrine emphasizes healing and protection. It is rooted in the Hokkien immigrant tradition. The name "harbor" means "harbor." Reflects its relevance to boaters and merchants who arrived in Phuket in the past. People often come to make wishes for health, prosperity and safety.

• Gods and distinctive features:

• The main god is Po Seng Tai Te, the god of medicine, who helps cure disease and promote health. Devotees often come to ask for health blessings.

• There is a large statue of Guan Ou (God of War and Integrity), a landmark at the entrance. It is considered the largest Guan Ou statue in Phuket, matching the warrior statue in your interior image.

• Inside: There are several altars with statues of Taoist and Buddhist gods such as Guanyin, the Buddha and the guardian deity, as seen in the crowded altar image, there are incense burners (with tea cups numbered 2, 3, 5), flower vases, candles and ancestral spirit signs.

• Special Section: There is an altar with a tiger statue (a symbol of protection from evil in Taoism) matching your tiger-themed area image. Burning gold paper silver paper according to the last image is a common ritual here.

• Architecture and atmosphere: Colorful design with dragons, phoenix and ornate carvings in the Southern Hokkien Chinese style. Ramp, staircase and roof ornamentation in your image are featured. Open daily around 8: 00 am to 5: 00 pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome.

• Activities and Festivals: It is the main venue at the annual vegetarian festival. There are parades, fire walks and J-food panels. If visited, customs such as removing shoes in certain areas should be respected and avoiding taking pictures during rituals.