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| Location | The Pike |
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| Adult Entry | 25¢ ($8 in 2021) |
In the middle of The Pike was collection of buildings for the Chinese Village.
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The Chinese Village included a theater, restaurant, a tea house and a Joss house. Joss houses or (Miu), are a place for worshiping a variety of Chinese deities, saints and supernatural beings from Taoist, Buddhism, and Confucianism, principles to heroes and folklores. Upon entering an impressive portal, visitors could eat, partake in a wide array of arcade and games of skill (for small prizes, such as china, incense (called Joss sticks), etc. Theaters treated the guest to acrobatics, magicians and fire-eaters wanders the attraction entertaining the crowd. A bazaar, showcased Chinese artists weaving, carving and painting fine wares (available to the public).
