Qiu Pier is one of six clan piers inhabited by members of the Chinese immigrant community on Penang Island, and is characterized by the wooden houses built on stilts over the water in a village dating back to the 19th century, and is a distinctive tourist destination because it contains many beautiful monuments such as the Taoist Kang Thien Kong Temple Dedicated to the god of heaven, who is the most important deity worshiped in the Taoist religion.