Good place for worship and solitude. Also has a good view of teh city More

A lovely temple where you could walk around and take pictures. light some incense, make a wish and hope it all comes true! Do appreciate weather can be very hot and humid, but out of respect, please remember not to wear too revealing tops, or if you do then bring along a scarf so that you can cover up your... More

As a Buddhist I always relish my visits to temples to start my days with peace in my heart. More

This modern temple is built on a hill, with a view to Kuala Lumpur Skyline, view of hundreds lanterns makes it even more marvelous. Unfortunately, the only way to get there is taxi or walking, and the hill is quite steep, so I reccomend taxi, especially for elderly traveller. More

If you have time in KL try to visit the temples - its a multi ethnic city with Buddhist, Taoist, Hindu & Sikh temples all within a couple of blocks More

I love the temple it is in full use and therefore genuinely authentic. More

This is a beautiful temple and well worth a visit. I took my children during the Chinese New Year Celebrations and they loved exploring the grounds More

I loved this place and was there on a festival day so it was especially interesting. There are great benches to sit in the shade and take in everything, so I was there for almost 3.5 hours - watching, reading, visiting in the temple, journaling some. If you cruise through in 10 minutes you will miss it. If you are... More

Probably the biggest Chinese temple in the KL area, and one of the best, and worth the trek out there. Located on a hill you have great views over KL and the suburbs, especially if you go up to the top of the pavilions. The temple is to the goddess Mazu or Goddess of the sea. Although there is only... More