Guan Yin Temple Kuala Lumpur

Guan Yin Temple Kuala Lumpur

Guan Yin Temple Kuala Lumpur
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B T
London, UK1,216 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2022
Temple is average, no more. It is not as colourful or as decorative as some of the other temples in Chinatown. This one isn't as good as those.
Written 14 August 2022
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Carolyn Xu
Puchong, Malaysia238 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2020 • Solo
It’s a century old temple which formerly was a Hokkien association. The interior is clean and simple. The temple is hidden on a small hill beside Chan Clan Ancestors Hall.
Written 13 September 2020
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archer00
melbourne60 contributions
1.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2019 • Family
Close to china town,, no different to other buddhist temple in area,,, had bad experience, the cleaner rudely told us to get out,,,, i dont think westerners are welcomed in this place,,, rude and unpleasant experience,,, dont waste you time,,,
Written 5 March 2019
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Stephanie W
Jakarta, Indonesia142 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Dec 2018 • Solo
Kuan Yin Temple ⛩🏮
~ also known as Guanyin Temple
~ dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin
~ the building mix with Chinese and European baroque architecture
~ the temple is one of the most colourful shrines in the city
~ the figure in the main prayer hall is that of Shakyamuni (Gautama Buddha),
~ to his right is the statue of the South Sea Guanyin – a robed statue with a flashing halo,
~ to the left of Shakyamuni is Qianshou (Thousand Arm Goddess of Mercy) Guanyin: this statue represents Kuan Yin’s compassionate side as the goddess purportedly has a ‘thousand hands and a thousand eyes’ to generously provide for devotees
Written 13 December 2018
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GAN L
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia8,776 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2018 • Couples
Saw the architecture - Chinese mixed with European Baroque embellished with lavish ornaments. The temple is dedicated to Guan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy. However, one can also see the statue of Sakyamuni, the Lord Buddha and the Qian Should Guan Yin - Thousand Hands Goddess of Mercy. We went in to pay homage.
Written 15 March 2018
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LLing_L
1,267 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2017 • Solo
Location: Walking distance from Chinatown
Entrance fee: Free of charge
It's a Chinese temple of Buddha and Goddess of Mercy (Guan Yin).
Written 2 February 2018
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李智优
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia49,977 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2017 • Solo
This chinese temple is located beside MRT station in Jalan Maharajalela. It's small but peaceful. Enough to pray
Written 14 August 2017
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batmoooo
Clevedon, UK116 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
July 2017 • Family
Nice temple but simple and not unlike the other 5 million bidets temples u see across Asia

If you passing worth a look and if you catch the mono rail to Chinatown as it's right on the exit you might as well pop in however don't go out of your way to visit as it's on the edge of China town and not worth the effort of a walk in the hot sun to find
Written 13 July 2017
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Nomadman411978
London, UK3,169 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2016 • Solo
Dedicated to the goddess of mercy Kuan Yin and built in 1880. Not sure how much is original or recent refurbishment. Situated at the bottom end of Petaling Street on a small hill. Plain interior with three Buddhist images. Peaceful and well maintained.
Written 20 August 2016
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lillbluebear
California180 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2016 • Friends
A small but mighty temple devoted to Kuan Yin Pu Sa. Lotus shaped candle offerings range from 10 RM to 200RM. There is a wealth God to the left and I wasn't sure to the right of the center area (but the right side may be for ancestors). There is also an opportunity for a year "candle"/light for either the happy Buddha or Guan/Kuan Yin pillar for about $45 USD (180 RM). You may light 6 incense sticks for a donation amount of your choice to the donation box. Overall a small temple in one large room separated out to three sections. The volunteers were quite friendly and nice. One of the ladies spoke fluent English and was able to explain some of the offerings there. We did not stay for the prayers. Open until 5pm.
Written 22 May 2016
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