Researched guide · from published sources · not yet visited by BatamGems
Batam's largest temple to Mazu, the sea goddess revered by fishermen and boat owners, opened in May 2023 after ten years of building by the Lim clan association. The 23-metre, three-level hall holds a 2.3-metre Mazu statue carved from camphor wood, with dragon pillars at the gate.
- Type
- Temple
- Area
- Nagoya
- Time needed
- 30–45 minutes
- Nearest ferry
- Harbour Bay · 3.8 km
Best for
- Culture
- Architecture
Check first
- Opening hours aren't recorded — call or message before you go.
- Entry fee isn't recorded — don't assume it's free.
- No phone or website recorded — use the map pin to get there.
Highlights
- 2.3 m camphor-wood Mazu statue
- Carved dragon pillars
- Mazu's birthday celebrations
Good to know
- Altars to Mazu and the Earth God
Time it right
Time needed
30–45 minutes
Tip
The 23 m height and three levels refer to Mazu's birthday on the 23rd day of the third lunar month.
Location & contact
- Address
- Batu Batam, Baloi Indah, Lubuk Baja, Batam
Researched from public sourcessource 1 source 2 source 3 ; location from OpenStreetMap. Hours and details change — confirm before you go. Image is an illustration.
