I guess its a place that is nostalgic. Just like the haw Paw Villa in spore - just not scary . My papa enjoy the 3 temples next to each other , offering prayer after prayer.

Same as Ling Sen Tong Temple, this temple with a typical Chinese style which located in a limestone cave, as an Asian like me, this is not a great tourist attraction.

Very sad visit. I remember when I was young this place was full of life. Today it isn't lively any more. We were the only visitors there that Saturday morning. Entrance was free. We bought a bunch of kangkung for the turtles and walked to...More

I was here almost 30 years ago. I remembered the turtle pond was a round one. It is sad that today it has become half only. However the overall structure of this temple remains the same. You can buy Kang Kung and fish food for...More

An interesting place to visit because it is authentic and still well-visited by locals from near and far. It is one of a few temples in the area built into the cliffs, and good representation of architecture of these temples. Buy some vegetables at the...More

Nothing much to see and small in stature compared to other cave temples in Ipoh unless you just go there to pray. Do check out others when you are here in Ipoh especially Kek Lok Tong. It's easily accessible from the main road

The temple is large but not all places are accessible to public. There is a garden at the front of the temple and we bought fish food to feed the many fishes in the pond. There is also a turtle pond, you have to walk...More

Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple is one of the oldest ones in Ipoh. The outside is beautifully landscaped with a garden with bonsai trees and a large pond full of fishes.It is a cool place in a hot day. We saw a turtle and monkeys....More

Not all tempels are well maintained. At some there are people begging for money. Since all temples are in a row it is easy to visit them all, if you want.

It was a cooling walk in the temple as it lies in a cave. There is a hall further in but it's closed until further notice. But this did not stop us from spending time walking around the garden & the temple. There is a...More