This is a returned trip with my family. Things haven't change much compared to a few years ago. Free parking and no entrance fee. Just need to pay for the vegetables if you want to feed the tortoise inside. Nice experience.

There is a temple built into an existing limestone cave. It was built during the British colonial rule by the early Chinese immigrants who built it based on the Chinese design of that era. There is a small lake surrounded by a nice garden. Visitors...More

Yearly prayer at temple and vegetarian luncheon at the restaurant in the cave. And go for turtles feeding after lunch, teenagers and young children most looking forward activity.

I am a local student doing a community project dedicated to the turtles here. I went here the other day and saw the turtles, they looked like they were in poor health and suffering greatly. Most of the turtles had dents on their shell probably...More

The uber driver drop us in the wrong temple. So there's 2 other temples side by side of this temple. We have to walk more to reach there. The place is pretty and the turtle area makes you feel like you are inside a fantasy...More

You can visit this temple and Kek Look Tong in about an hour without any issues. This was a really interesting temple with beautiful gardens and bonsai trees out front. The cave was interesting and the turtle area in back was fun. Don’t forget to...More

The oldest temple in Ipoh was closed by 3:00 p.m. The other two, this being one of them, were all but deserted when we were there at 4:30 p.m. A lot of Kitsch statues and such, but if you're on a half day temple tour,...More