Thean Hou Chinese Temple in Kuala Lumpur

Hello,hive family, How are things going for you today? I hope you enjoy temples because this blog is about a Chinese temple I visited in Malaysia.

Thean Hou Temple is situated on 1.67 acres of land in Robson Heights on Lorong Bellamy, overlooking Jalan Syed Putra. It was built in 1987 and opened to the public in 1989.

We agreed to visit the temple on our last day in Kuala Lumpur because one of my friends enjoys visiting temples for various reasons, and we respect that. We grabbed a cab from our hotel to Thean Hou Chinese Temple. It took us around ten minutes to get there, including traffic.

I am quite thrilled to see this temple, and of course, I want to ensure that I will have the opportunity to visit locations even if I only have a short time. I was pleased by their road structure as we drove through. When we arrived at the Temple, I was struck by how clean the entry looked, and I noticed large lines of vehicles on the side.

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When we arrived, there were just a few people there, and we had to walk the stairs to get a nice view of the city. There are some temples that have a clothing code, however, this temple does not. The stunning splendor of this temple truly astounded me. As I walk around the area, I see that more people are coming to celebrate Sundays and spend time with their families. This location is not only used for family gatherings, but is also used for photo shoots, pre-nuptial photos, and weddings.

I was fortunate to be present for part of it, such as the pre-nuptial photoshoot. There are really two photoshoots and one wedding going on at the same time, which is quite thrilling to witness. I was able to glimpse a lovely vista with a heart-shaped feature that appears to be a garden when I moved to the opposite side of the temple. You may also get a clear view of the stunning sky.

After spending more than an hour inside the Temple, we made the decision to proceed downstairs where there is a café where you can order meals as well as a location for a small wedding reception. There's a souvenir shop as well, you may find a variety of items, including wallets, bracelets, lucky charms, gems, coin purses, and fans.

It was really hot because summer had arrived, but we had a great time and loved our stay there, and I can confidently say that it was worthwhile to visit. If you want to visit this location but want to avoid crowds, I recommend going on a weekday.

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