Went there on a weekday recently after more than 8 years of my visit there, the place hasn't change much except some additional decorations and new sightings, not crowded, much lesser visitors (probably it's a weekday), lesser stalls beside the temple but there are many new restaurants and a cafe nearby. Previous parking lot at the front of the Temple has turned into others properties hence limited parking spaces.

A beautiful temple by the hilly side of durian orchard. Well planned and designed on different levels and very well maintained. Not meant for old folks though. Not a long stretch of steps but still many set of stairs to reach the top part. Amazingly, there is a long suspension bridge linking to the hilly orchard...towards the statue of giant size monkey god overlooking the hills. I have yet to hike up...too hot during noon. Will do the hiking on another early morning. The environment was very serene and relaxing accompanied by nice blue sky. My first visit was on a weekend and it was too crowded. Best to visit on a weekday and can try out the restaurants nearby.

It's a very beautiful temple compound. You should definitely visit if you're nearby, I bet you'll be amazed! In addition, many uncle and aunty come here to exercise.

Excellent place to visit really well maintain, clean and very pleasant … plenty parking space…. No entrance fees needed

Must hike up to see the Wukong statute. Overall was good walking exercise to come in the evening and this very nice view .

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Revisiting this temple after many years, I was delighted to find it still beautifully maintained and exuding an aura of tranquility. The temple grounds were remarkably clean and serene, especially on a weekday morning. The breathtaking views from the temple were a feast for the eyes, and the overall atmosphere was one of profound peace. A convenient food stall and a souvenir shop cater to visitors' needs just outside the temple premises. Additionally, ample free parking is available, making accessibility a breeze. I highly recommend this temple to anyone seeking a tranquil retreat amidst stunning scenery. No ticket needed. But they accept donations.

Command a majestic view of the surrounding mountains & valleys. In the rear, the garden on the hill top is well-designed; a cosy place to relax.

Visited this tample last week and we enjoyed our visit here. It is out in the countryside, up in the hills. A lovely site with colourful and impressively designed gardens and temples. There is cross bridge which lead to Highest Monkey King Statue in Malaysia Record Book.

A visit during Chinese new year, proper parking. The crowd was bearable. A nice place to capture some pictures and do some praying, as well as getting some good luck!

A very unique local attraction, a must go at Broga.. all the photo shooting spots are well planned on the hill with minimum earth cutting.. need to be physically fit to get to the top where the Monkey King Statue is located. ..There are many seatings along the way up so you are able to rest in between when walking up..

We came on a weekday and it wasn't crowded. There are many scenic spots in this temple to take photos. However, there are many steps to get to the top and not wheelchair accessible.

They have a huge statue of sun wu kong on the hill.. There’s place for relaxation.. Got coconut & honey drinks…

Attractive place: interesting traditional Chinese architecture, with various god and goddess statues, and nice landscaping. The temple complex covers 2 hills, connected by a pedestrian walkway which looks like the San Francisco golden gate bridge. A tall monkey god statue on top of the second hill. Nice view of surrounding hills and plains from top. Impressive!

A nice temple to visit or getaway from busy city life. A hanging bridge is located in the temple connecting to a mountain where a Monkey King statue is located. Quite packed with visitors during my visit to this temple on second day of Chinese New Year.

Beautiful Chinese temple, it has a big esculture of a Chinese God in the top of a hill.

Free entrance. A good place for family day. Be aware of the road you choose, Google Map suggested a small kampung road which allows only one car to pass by. Be careful if you're scare of dogs, but they're quite docile. Not recommend for elderly as the route to the large monkey king statue is very steep and there's a lot of staircase here.

This is my second time visiting this place 2013 and 2023 after 10 years. Place bit changed but still very nice place. Best place to travel with family.

If you notice, this is one of the highly chosen place for Msian CNY mv background.

Spacious and huge temples to explore. Remember to wear your hiking shoes for it. For those who scared of the height, beware of the bridge, it quite shaky when you reach the center though there is few people on the bridge. It's a must to go places. ☺

nice place

It's a relaxing place to walk around. Lots of uphill and stairs so there is a little exercise going in. Nice sculpture. Would be good if they painted it back to make them vibrant again. Chairs are all clean to sit. No bird poop on them. The temple runs on donation. Entry is free.

Nice view of Broga Very peaceful with lots of different statue Have a small hiking trail and a bridge To hot to visit on a sunny day

Very well maintained temple and a comfortable environment. The Sun Wukong statue is extremely magnificent. It's quite a far drive from city center but it would be one of those things that you wanna strike out from your bucket list. Choose to come here either morning or evening as afternoon is rather hot though there's a cooling breeze.

It’s a nice place to visit. Good exercise as well. Climb the hill is been fun.

Must visit if you are around Semenyih. Very popular tourist attraction with many local restaurants around.

Colourful Chinese Temple on a hill with a suspension bridge to another hill where the tallest Sun Wu Kong in Malaysia is located

First time visiting during night. Should come to experience the night scenery. You will discover many pets....hahaha 😆

Nice place to hang out.. too bad when I arrived here and started to rain.. interesting place to visit with friends and family

Well-maintained. Temple also provided the sequences of praying helps a lot of devotees in performing their spiritual activities. Nice view from the hills where the Sun Wu Kong’s huge idols located. You need a stamina to climb the hill too. There is a bridge linked temple side to the hill side. Peaceful environment as the temple located in a small town / village at Broga / Semenyih. You can have a relax mind here too. You also can take a lots of picture here. After visiting the temple, you can walk to a cafe in front of the temple to have a ABC and Fruit Rojak.

Nice and peaceful family spot just 2kms from Broga hill parking. Family can relax here if not interested to accompany you in hiking.

A beautiful temple with the biggest free standing Sun Wu Kung Monkey God in Malaysia. Good place to sweat it out due to the steep climb or can cross the bridge.

Nice view from the top of the hill where the Sunwukong statue is. Good place for an exercise if Broga Hill is too much.

A calm and serene temple to visit. Visitors can also enjoy the trek up Sun Wukong statue and enjoy the spectacular view

I was told this Sak Dato temple is very auspicious and got people strike lottery after getting numbers from here. A beautiful and well landscaped place. There is a bridge where you can walk across uphill to see the biggest Monkey god (Sun Wu Kong) statue. A must visit when you’re in Semenyih or Broga.

Beautiful and scenic. Very well maintained. Good ambience and is very peaceful.

Though this temple is a little far-off from City center, it is worth to pay a visit. There is Malaysia's tallest Sun Wu Kong Statue after suspension bridge. There are many photograph spot before suspension bridge, worth to spend some time walking around. Be sure to bring along your water bottle, you may need to walk a little to reach Sun Wu Kong.

This place has good scenery for photo shooting and good place to have outdoor jogging or walking. Temple is one of the famous, thus crowded with tourists and local people. But it has a big land for parking.

Nice view

This is a beautiful place approx. 50 kms from KL city center... Very peaceful and nicely maintained. The main attraction is the long cable bridge which is nicely decorated with flowers and is picturesque.. with small shops around serving juices coconut water wafers etc.

Beautiful temple in the heart of nature. Fresh air and clean spring water flowing nearby. What a sanctuary to rejuvenate and introspect, even if you are not a Buddhist. Will definitely return.

Beautiful temple with a suspension bridge and the tallest Sun Wu Kong 孙悟空 statue on a hill top. Some steps to walk for elderly, should be a good exercise.

This place is well taken care, nice and serene around. There are two parts, one is the main temple grounds and across the suspension bridge, is the hilly area where the 'Tallest Sun Wukong Dato Statue' in Malaysia. The walk up is quite steep and it is a tar path. Upon reaching the top where the Sun Wukong Dato Statue is, there are plenty of seats for you to enjoy the scenery around. Love the place ❤ is so peaceful and windy here as there was no crowd today.

I like this place. You can spend half a day visiting the temple, eating a lunch nearby and buying some local season fruits like durian, sweetsop, mangosteens and can proceed to Semenyih for hot soup or Kajang town for Satay...

This temple is perced on a hilltop with beautiful scenery of the many fishing ponds and durian orchards in this area. There's a lot of stairs and walking leading all the way to the tallest Sun Wukong deity . There's also a hanging bridge connecting to the statue.