Thien Hau Pagoda is a famous tourist destination in the Chinese area in Malaysia, located on Robson Hill in the middle of Kuala Lumpur.
Thien Hau Pagoda is a famous tourist destination in the Chinese area in Malaysia, located on Robson Hill in the middle of Kuala Lumpur.
Holy Mother Thien Hau, or sea goddess Mazu, is a sacred deity in Chinese beliefs.
Holy Mother Thien Hau, or sea goddess Mazu, is a sacred deity in Chinese beliefs.
Thien Hau Pagoda in Kuala Lumpur was built and managed by the Hainan Island community who migrated here.
Thien Hau Pagoda in Kuala Lumpur was built and managed by the Hainan Island community who migrated here.
Exquisite dragon and phoenix details at the top of the roof.
Exquisite dragon and phoenix details at the top of the roof.
The decorative motifs of the building are colorful.
The decorative motifs of the building are colorful.
In particular, the pagoda attracts visitors with hundreds of bright red lanterns hanging closely throughout the campus.
In particular, the pagoda attracts visitors with hundreds of bright red lanterns hanging closely throughout the campus.
The view looking down from the 4th floor of the temple.
The view looking down from the 4th floor of the temple.
Because it is located on a high hill, this place is also a beautiful sunset viewing location sought after by many photographers.
Because it is located on a high hill, this place is also a beautiful sunset viewing location sought after by many photographers.
Visitors to the temple can ask for a hexagram and ask someone working at the temple to translate it into English.
Visitors to the temple can ask for a hexagram and ask someone working at the temple to translate it into English.
Local people often offer fruits with lucky meanings such as apples – peace, tangerines – luck, pineapple – abundance…
Local people often offer fruits with lucky meanings such as apples – peace, tangerines – luck, pineapple – abundance…
Every day, hundreds of colorful baskets of fresh flowers with the donor’s name written on them are kept at the temple.
Every day, hundreds of colorful baskets of fresh flowers with the donor’s name written on them are kept at the temple.
Currently, the temple does not have specific regulations regarding the attire of visitors.
Visitors can get here by taxi from Bangsar LRT station or KL Sentral.
Currently, the temple does not have specific regulations regarding the attire of visitors.
Visitors can get here by taxi from Bangsar LRT station or KL Sentral.
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