Temples in Kuala Lumpur

Explore this landmark structure, a six tiered Chinese temple, also one of the most famous Kuala Lumpur temples

• Witness an interesting blend of elements from Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism in the temple’s architectural features
• Wander around the large complex with a huge roof, intricate carvings, and imposing pillars
• ake a look at the unique front entrance of the temple with its multi-arched gateway and red pillars that symbolise good fortune and prosperity
• Visit the festival during one of the major cultural events like the Chinese New Year or the Mooncake Festival to experience its deep cultural intonations.

• Visit this popular tourist attraction in Selangor, also one of the most popular Kuala Lumpur temples
• Explore the cave complex which comprise three main cave caves, each featuring different temples and Hindu shrines
• Witness the temple’s main attraction, a massive golden statue of the Hindu God Lord Murugan right at the entrance to the caves
• Get some adventure as you climb the 272 colourful steps leading to the caves
• Apart from the religious significance of the temple, enjoy the scenic beauty around with frolicking monkeys, and glorious surrounding views. Kartik Swami temple Malaysia is another famous temple in Batu Caves Malaysia. One must visit the  Kartik Swami Temple Malaysia. 

Khoo Kongsi Temple is a  famous temples in kuala lumpur

• - Witness the rich culture and tradition that is exhibited at one of the largest clan temples in the city which is also popular as the house of the Hokkien clan
• - Khoo Kongsi is very popular among all the temples in Kuala Lumpur for its imposing structure and mesmerising beauty
• - Relish the intricately designed and ornate carvings on the walls of the temple which is a veritable architectural wonder
• - The temple is also the seat of the annual Chinese Opera held during the Chinese New Year

Sri Maha Mariamman Temple is another famous temples in kuala lumpur

• Visit one of the oldest Hindu Kuala Lumpur temples that dates back to 1873 located in a scenic setting at the edge of Chinatown
• One of the major cultural and national heritage sites in the country, this is also a place of great religious value among Indian immigrants in Malaysia
• Marvel at the extravagant decoration of the temple with precious stones as well as gold
• Witness the marvellous usage of distinctive Spanish and Italian tiles in the design in the three richly decorated shrines dedicated to different deities. 

• A prominent site for the Jaffna Tamil community or the Sri Lankan Tamils in Malaysia, visit one of the oldest temples in Kuala Lumpur that goes back more than a hundred years
• View this unique workmanship of this temple that portrays one of the few here in Sri Lankan Tamil architecture
• Get inspired by the astonishing artwork on the temple with its distinct five tier Gopuram which is flanked by six forms of the primary deity here, Kandaswamy or Lord Murugan

Guan Di Temple is a famous malaysia temple

• Visit one of the oldest and most revered Kuala Lumpur temples dedicated to Guandi- the Taoist God of war and literature
• See the manifestations of the goddesses of mercy, learning, education, and prosperity in the 124 year old temple complex
• Enjoy viewing the other prominent features here like the wooden statues of Guan Ping and Zhou Cang who were Guandi’s attendants, the two lion guards, and dragons carved on the roof
• Learn about the unique belief associated with this temple where devotees seek abundant blessings by raising or touching the 59 kg copper sword (Guan Dao) placed at the altar.

Chan See Shu Yuen Temple is another malaysia temple

• Go over to Jalan Petaling’s southern end and visit this temple regarded as one of the oldest and largest Buddhist temples in Kuala Lumpur
• The temple is now open to all visitors as opposed to just the core Chan clan when it initially opened
• View the statues of the founding members of the Chan, Chen, and Tan clans housed here
• Marvel at the temple’s intricate carvings, symmetrical pavilions, and vivid paintings depicting scenes and stories of Chinese legends

• Visit one of the most ancient Burmese Buddhist temples in Kuala Lumpur formerly known as Nandy Moloh Burmese Temple
• Witness the famous statue of a massive Buddha carved out of marble that is housed here along with an ancient temple that is believed to be more than 200 years old
• Get immersed in the rich history of occupation of the Burmese in Penang depicted through the temple’s rich elaborate paintings and murals
• Enjoy exploring the temple compound that boasts a massive Bodhi tree, a number of statues of the meditating Buddha, a wishing well, alongside some quaint apartments for monks.

• Visit the oldest Taoist temple located in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown that dates back to 1864
• Dedicated to two supreme deities Sin Sze Ya and Si Sze Ya, the temple tells an interesting tale about its origins
• View the intricate roof ridges here along with glorious interiors as well as the majestic memorial plaques
• Witness Chinese traditional culture manifested here through its Feng Shui.

• This century-old temple, which is next to a significant shopping centre in the city, is thought to be the inspiration behind the Mid Valley Megamall's success.
• Discover this hidden gem, which is beautifully designed on the inside but appears relatively plain from the exterior, making it easy to miss.
• Take at the intricately wrought and elaborately designed interiors of the temple. 
• Feel the tranquillity that emanates from the temple devoted to Goddess Mookambika, the goddesses Parvathy's manifestation.

• Discover the peace and quiet at this immaculate temple devoted to the Hindu deity Lord Hanuman.
• Savour the exquisite murals that portray the monkey god's life story on the temple's ceiling.
• Recently restored to its former splendour, the immaculate white temple is well-liked by the Hindu community in the area. 
• The Krishna and Muneshwar temples are the other two important places of worship in the area, along with Sri Veera Hanuman.

• Kuan Yin shrine: Among the Chinese Taoists in the city, this well-known Georgetown shrine honouring the Goddess of Mercy is very important religiously.
• Go to the temple to learn about the history and customs of the area
• Take pleasure in the legends surrounding the temple, which is also said to have held three unique wells, two of which are now abandoned and the third concealed well having amazing healing powers.
• Kuan Yin Teng, also known as Ma Chor Ooh, the patron saint of sailors, resides in the temple.

• Temple of Arulmigu Sri Ramalingeswarar - See this kaleidoscope marvel, also known as the Tebrau Glass temple, which is revered in the country's record books.
• Be mesmerised by the dazzling aura that is produced by the reflections of the many glass pieces that make up one of Kuala Lumpur's most gorgeous temples.
• Admire more than 300,000 glass shards in a variety of colours that are adorned with Nepalese Rudraksha beads. 
• Admire the glitter that the numerous crystal chandeliers hanging above reflect.
• See the incarnations of Buddhism, Islam, and eight other religions, which symbolise the place's religious oneness.

• Very conservative Hindu devotees frequent this little but well-known temple, which is situated near Kuala Lumpur's busy streets.
• Go to the temple during the twice-daily prayer hours for a deeply spiritual and culturally engaging experience.
• This temple, which honors the Hindu god Ganesha, is thought to bestow wealth and tranquillity upon everyone who visits.
• The incredibly genuine Indian temple also has a holy banyan tree in the exterior colonial gardens, which is said to have existed since ancient times.

• The shrine of Lakshminarayan takes in the serenity and atmosphere emanating from this house of worship, one of the holiest temples in Kuala Lumpur.
• This temple is highly revered by devotees from all over the world and is devoted to the Hindu god and goddess Lord Vishnu and his spouse Goddess Lakshmi.
• The distinctive temple building contains multipurpose halls, a community centre, and a classroom for spiritual and academic instruction attached to it.
• For a genuine cultural experience, stop by the temple during the morning and evening prayer hours.