A place for fun and carefree holidays while observing culture. Everyone likes to come here for photography especially during the Chinese New Year . As usual, this year we went there very early to avoid the massive jam on the 3rd day of new year. A stroll from the car park conveniently available which charged MYR10 per entry now is a small price to pay. They have upkeep this place using this that it is indeed worth it. When you enter the ground, the atmosphere of festivity begin. Everything is sparkling clean and joyfully decorated in RED. Wear something nice that can bring out the beauty of you and the surrounding . A leisure walk will bring you up a flight of stairway leading to the temple. They are quipped with wheelchair lift therefore the physical challenged persons will enjoy the same view as us. Then we climbed a flight of staircase to reach the main temple ground. The feeling is so intoxicating to see and breathe the fresh air. The Jossstick is kept to minimal burning which add value to the air. All deities are being taken care of the volunteers to help people who are lost at what to do . If you hv time, visit them by 15th day of the lunar month. This year it is on the 8th Feb 2020. Have fun and be blessed with a good Metal Ray year.

A beautiful colourful temple with great views overlooking the city through the Ornate Chinese Arch. The temple is surrounded by lovely gardens with lots of statues. The main shrine of the temple is located on the second floor of the large central building. The courtyard, which is very colourful with dozens of red paper lanterns slung all across the top, leads into the main prayer hall. Shoes must be removed to enter. The inside of the temple is intricately decorated with hundreds of small idols along with three large idols. Soooo much to see here! and soooo many beautiful little areas to explore. Of course there is the main courtyard area in front of the temple with the hundreds of red lanterns strung everywhere, then inside the temple and up the stairs to the pagodas with views of the city. But sooo many other highlights, such as the the 12 zodiac animals at the front and main gates with giant rat statues for year of the rat, the lovely small peaceful garden area at the back to the left, then the 24 colourful statues of the filial sons at the back! Lots of other art and stuff to see here too! Another favourite of mine was the rainbow steps leading down to the back right of the temple to infront of the giant chessboard and all the colourful information towers. The painted hearts here on the tree stumps are so cute too! We visited on a sunday afternoon and it was busy with hundreds of tourists and a couple of wedding parties. However the site is so large, we were easily able to wander away from the crowds and find some secluded corners. Plus, with a little patience, we were able to take so many incredible photos. Free entry. Spend 1-2 hours here to take advantage of the hundreds of amazing photo opportunities. 25 minutes walk from Brickfields, although Grabs are just so cheap why walk up the hill! A Grab to Brickfields afterwards was only 10MYR. Sooo many beautiful things to see here, make this a priority on any trip to Kuala Lumpur! I don't often go back to touristy places, but if I'm ever in KL again I will be returning to this beautiful temple, possibly at sunset as this is also recommended.

Calm, Serene and Beautiful. These 3 adjectives make this place my favorite one in KL. As the sun sets and the lanterns are lit, this beautiful temple perched atop a hill will provide you with an experience like no other in the city of KL.