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Thean Hou Temple, Kuala Lumpur

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Visit Thean Hou Temple, a six-tiered Chinese temple. Built by the city's Hainanese community and dedicated to the goddess Tian Hou (The Heavenly Mother), the temple was completed in 1989. Enter the prayer hall to admire the three altars, with their gold statuettes of three goddesses and offerings laid at their feet. The monumental architecture of the buildings follows a classically Chinese design, with thick red pillars, upturned ornamental pagoda corners, and intricate, colorful repeated patterns. Quickly create a custom-made itinerary for Kuala Lumpur using our trip planner.
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  • Nice experience visiting this Chinese temple and its very clean & peaceful. I felt positive while being there and the temple is very prosperous place to visit. Had a nice snack (ice cream) and good... 
    Nice experience visiting this Chinese temple and its very clean & peaceful. I felt positive while being there and the temple is very prosperous place to visit. Had a nice snack (ice cream) and good...  more »
  • What an amazing experience - highly recommended to anyone who has never visited!! So much to see and explore 
    What an amazing experience - highly recommended to anyone who has never visited!! So much to see and explore  more »
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  • Probably the prettiest Chinese temple in KL Really glad to make a stop here to visit the temple. The side of the temple is actually a marriage registration office and on our visit there, there were actual couples getting married and it was a really unique sight to behold. The temple is kept pristine clean and commands a handsome view of the kl skyline.
  • We decided to visit this place during our visit to Kuala Lumpur, and it didn't disappoint us at all. It is a beautifully built temple 🛕 that is being maintained efficiently by them. This temple was built in 1989, and it probably is one of the largest Buddhist temple. The temple is on a hill, so it provides a good view of Kuala Lumpur skyline. It is definitely worth a visit if you are in KL.

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