Candi Bukit Batu Pahat
The largest and most significant temple site identified by Tourism Malaysia within the Bujang Valley archaeological complex.
The World’s Sacred Places
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The largest and most significant temple site identified by Tourism Malaysia within the Bujang Valley archaeological complex.
Penang’s oldest Indian Muslim shrine, commemorating the devotional tradition of the Sufi saint Shahul Hamid of Nagore.
Historic Anglican church in Sandakan and the oldest stone building in Sabah.
Major Kuala Lumpur Sikh institution described by a Malaysian government source as the largest Sikh temple in Southeast Asia.
Historic George Town gurdwara and an important centre for Penang’s annual Vaisakhi observance.
Historic George Town Anglican church, widely identified as the first Anglican church in Southeast Asia.
Malaysia’s oldest Protestant church and one of Melaka’s most important living colonial-era sacred landmarks.
One of Malaysia’s oldest Christian sacred sites, a 1521 Portuguese chapel ruin with strong associations to St Francis Xavier.
Mother church and cathedral seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia’s leading St Anne pilgrimage shrine, drawing large annual crowds for its July novena and feast.
One of Penang’s oldest Catholic institutions and a Category I religious heritage landmark in George Town.
Iconic coastal mosque on Pulau Melaka and one of the state’s leading modern religious-tourism landmarks.