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Interior of the only remaining chinese temple in Mumbai- Kuan Kung Temple, Dockyard road, Mazgaon
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English: The Kwan Kung Temple, built over 90 years ago, lies nestled in a quaint lane in a two-storey house in Mazgaon. It's the only Chinese temple in Mumbai and is a remnant of the city's once famed Chinatown. |
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