Kaki Says: Tua Pek Kong 卡其说：大伯公

Our beloved Kaki is back! Locally, many devotees pray to Tua Pek Kong for various reasons such as safety, love and wealth. Traditionally in China, each village worshipped its own earth deity during sowing and harvesting seasons, which is also why there are many Tua Pek Kong temples in Singapore since each area has its own deity. Watch the video to uncover the identities of Tua Pek Kong and how it evolved over the years in Singapore!
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[@pensieri2596]

This is super interesting! Love it!

[@evila19]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tua_Pek_Kong says he’s from Penang?

[@WhatName6]

depends on which legend