Kuala Lumpur > Broga Sak Dato Temple, Semenyih, Selangor - 30km 1) Broga Sak Dato Temple, Semenyih, Selangor - rebuilt in 1991 ...
Sak Dato Temple 石拿督庙 is really a great attraction, can get to take very nice photos!
The Broga Sak Dato Temple was built some 140 years ago and it has been rebuilt in 1991 . It has become a popular tourist attraction which offers a good view of the surrounding area and became a perfect spot for your photography location . Stand with antique artifacts and intricate carvings , There wasw a staircase leads visitors to an ornamental arch called “The Dragon Gate” , which presents excellent view of the mountain ranges . Stone sculptures of Chinese folklore characters and giant replicas of local fruits at the side through the hillside garden and Fish ponds to see .
这个沙滩上真的是越来越多贝壳了, 看着它越来越脏, 还真的有点心疼~
在这里走累之后, 我们就去吃海鲜晚餐, 然后回民宿休息, 准备明天的行程啦~
One of the attraction here at Pantai Redang Beach (热浪沙滩) Sekinchan is this big old wishing tree entangled with red ribbons knotted with coins. Visitors can write their wishes on a red ribbon and tie with a coin and throw it up to the three.
Points to note: – RM2 for parking – RM12 for sarong (to cover up if you are wearing short pants) – Visitors are allowed to wear shoes climbing up but devotees are encouraged to climb barefooted. You can also climb barefooted.
这整个庙宇到处都可以看到栩栩如生的雕像, 各个都是颜色鲜艳亮丽的, 简直就像把调色盘往墙上一扔的感觉
Batu Caves is a limestone hill that has a series of caves and cave temples in Gombak , Selangor , Malaysia . It takes its name from the Sungai Batu which flows past the hill . It is the tenth limestone hill from Ampang . Batu Caves is also the name of a nearby village . The cave is one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India , and is dedicated to Lord Murugan . It is the focal point of Hindu festival of Thaipusam in Malaysia .
Though not a huge place, the building design and architecture looks very nice. No photography allowed in the inside of the main building. There is a garden with a koi pond to take a break.
To be honest, I’m surprised there isn’t more publicity for Kwan Imm Temple as a tourist attraction, given it’s rich history and beautiful architecture. While locals seem to know about it, I wouldn’t have found out about the place if I hadn’t specifically been googling “places to visit in Klang”.
Klang’s Snake Temple is an interesting look into the Malaysian Chinese community’s way of life, culture, and beliefs. It’s a unique mixture of adherence to long held traditions passed down through hundreds, perhaps thousands of years – combined with new influences shaped by centuries of migration and assimilation. Definitely one of the more unique temples around!
Theravada buddhist temple in secluded area of Semenyih.Following the road sign to Universal Memorial Park or even better Asli Farm Resort which is nearer to ...
这里有座全马来西亚最大的天然石雕卧佛，刚好就建在入口处，也是念觉林的地标之一，庄严神圣。
有一些当地居民在南天宫旁设起档子，摆卖一些适耕庄的土产小吃如炸虾饼、炸鱼饼、炸马铃薯饼、炸香蕉片、冷饮料、蔬果等等。
The annual Chinese New Year lantern and floral festival at Fo Guang Shan Don Zen Temple at Jenjarom New Village is a staple on Selangor’s events calendar and one of the popular activities for both locals and tourists during the Spring Festival. My last visit was 13 years ago, and this year we pay a revisit on Chor Yat (first day of Chinese New Year) because as a local (both hubby & I), we have plenty of time to kill after visiting our moms. (^_^;)
A beautiful Indian Muslim mosque nestled among Little India in Klang.
