Tortoises moved to greener pastures

By TAN SIN CHOW and GAYLE LIM

Kek Lok Si Temple abbot /Picby: CHAN BOON KAI/The Star/26 January 2016

DAYS before Chinese New Year, some 500 resident tortoises at the Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang have been moved to a new home — the Oriental Garden at the foothill of the temple.

The nicely landscaped area with a cascading waterfall that forms part of the pond, provides a bigger and more natural setting for the reptiles.

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