Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple

Dhammikarama is a Burmese Buddhist temple in Pulau Tikus, directly opposite Wat Chayamangkalaram. Penang tourism authorities identify it as the only Burmese Buddhist temple built in Penang and a notable venue for regional Buddhist cultural observances. Penang Global Tourism identifies Dhammikarama as the only Burmese Buddhist temple built in Penang.

Its grounds include recognisably Burmese Buddhist elements and devotional features such as a Bodhi tree and pagoda. Official Penang tourism material also associates the temple with Songkran-season activity. Because the reviewed sources do not provide a sufficiently clear foundation date, that field is intentionally left blank.

The grounds include a Bodhi tree and other devotional features associated with Buddhist practice. The site is also associated with Songkran-season observances in Penang tourism documentation. The temple remains a religious setting rather than only a sightseeing stop.

Visitors should respect shrine halls, monks and worshippers, follow any footwear or photography instructions on site, and remember that festival days may change access or the normal rhythm of the complex.