The Johor Bahru student association in Taiwan asked then-Tamsui University architecture professor Li Chen-lung to undertake an on-site investigation and mediation; Li determined that the temple's history was not merely 100 years, but that it could conceivably be even older than the Ching Yun temple, thought to be the earliest in Malaysia.
留台同學會從台灣請來了當時在淡江大學建築系任教的李振隆教授做實地勘查，認定此廟具有明式風格，歷史當不只百年，甚至可能比全馬最老的華人廟宇青雲亭還要古老。