Best places: Buddhist temples in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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

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.

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

😐 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...

👍 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...

👍👍 Hidden kuan yin temple in KL... If you don't notice you won't see this temple (road side)... They are doing renovation outside the temple now... Good for prayer to come bcoz It's very quite and will let your all stress gone...