Ching San Yen Temple (also called as Chin San Yan Temple or Green Hill Temple)[1][2] is a Buddhist temple located in a 2.5-acre site on a hill at 120 ft above sea level at the Sarawak River delta in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.

[2][3] It was built by Chinese immigrants as a deep gratitude to Buddha Bodhisattvas and Mazu (Goddess of the Seas) for having guided, protected and blessed them on their dangerous journey where the location is selected based on geomancy selection following their safe arrival at the estuary of Sarawak River.

[2][3] The temple then become the source of fresh water to nearby village until 1980 when water supply being extended to the settlement.

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