Best places: Buddhist temples in Bukit Beruntung, Malaysia

Large, ornate Buddhist temple complex with traditional Thai architecture & popular festivals.

6-tiered temple opened in 1989, featuring a prayer hall with 3 altars & ornate, colourful details.

A 28-acre Buddhist temple complex at 4,600 ft., completed in 1994, with a towering pagoda.

Buddhist temple built in 1896 offering a serene place for meditation, along with classes.

👍👍 A peaceful and friendly place. Not very large, but it is well maintained and beautiful. The chief monk is kind, very friendly and knowledgeable. The chief is also able to converse in English well. Other resident monks can speak in Mandarin.

👍👍 Clean, tidy and staff are helpful. All the donation receipt are eligible to deduct income tax. 👍

Monumental Chinese Buddhist temple complex featuring gardens & a vegetarian restaurant.

Colorful pagoda-style place of worship with traditional stone carvings & Buddhist services.

👍 Lovely Buddhist temple out in Rawang ~ huge in size with with multiple complexes. Very serene and great place for prayers or a shoot. Parking is abundant here and very spacious. The place will also be lighted up during the Chinese New Year period and would be wonderful to visit during the evening.

Chinese-style Taoist temple, founded in 1864, with antiques on display & fortune-telling sticks.

👍 Very lively every year during the Nine Emperor God Festival (九王爷) in September /October. A lot of booths selling foods, drinks and gifts. Do be warned that the price of food and drinks here could be crazy high! The crowd could get very big and make it difficult to walk around. There are also ma...

👍👍 As mentioned by previous reviews ; this temple offers free vegetarian meals on the 1st & 15th of each Lunar Calendar Month. Vegetarian Curry is as good as any sold at outside Kopitiam ( Coffee Shop ). Good idea to bring foreign tourists/friends to savour vegetarian food. One does not have to be a t...

👍👍 These photos were taken during mid autumn festival event on 29 Sept 2023.

😐 An old and small Thai Buddhist temple located in a secluded enclave just off the corner of the National Respiratory center of jalan Pahang. Resident monk is an experience master who gives daily blessings to devotees visiting the temple for prayers. Temple ground is small with limited parking space b...

👍👍 A breathtakingly beautiful Tibetan Buddhist retreat and meditation center hidden within the hills of Bentong. I just happened to chance upon the place in Google Maps while searching for interesting places in Bentong. It doesn't matter if you are a Buddhist or not. If you are, you can partake in th...

👍 aka Snake Temple of Klang. Located just beside the Klang 3rd Bridge. Apart from a Chinese temple to worship, there are lots of snake sculptures around, especially the front facade and pillars. However, it's never short of Dragons too. The walls around the consist of some fine wall sculptures as well...

👍👍 I'm not associated with the organisation, but I am surprised by how forward thinking and sustainable they are. Came here a few times for Wesak Day. There was no incense, burning of anything, and smokes. Instead, they use imitation such as light using battery. Even for packaging, they were using pap...

👍 I think is newly built. Quite new and have local hawker stall beside. Has big compound for carpark.

👍 The Sam Kow Tong Temple in Brickfields is a Chinese Fujian style temple. Like many temples from Fujian province, the roof is decorated with elaborate sculptures that extend gracefully outwards. The sculptures depict predominantly Chinese dragons, but in a mix of colourful sculptures, relief, and 3 d...