Located on Anoru Road in the old community of Pattani, this ancient shrine has long been a significant landmark for the town. It was established and is maintained by the Kanaruk family. The shrine features a single-story building designed in traditional Chinese architecture, divided into a central hall with left and right wings. Inside the shrine, you will find not only the intricately carved statue of the Goddess Lim Ko Niow, made from the branch of a celestial mango tree, but also the principal deity, Zhou Shi Gong, revered as the god of healing. In addition, there are several other Chinese deities enshrined within. Every year, on the 15th day of the 3rd lunar month, a traditional procession in honor of Goddess Lim Ko Niow takes place, winding through the streets of the city. This event includes a fire-walking ceremony held in front of the shrine and swimming across the Pattani River at the Dechanuchit Bridge. Many devotees gather to participate in this vibrant celebration each year. The shrine is open daily from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM.