Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple
One of Ipoh’s best-known cave temples and a major religious-tourism landmark in the Kinta limestone landscape.
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One of Ipoh’s best-known cave temples and a major religious-tourism landmark in the Kinta limestone landscape.
Prominent Ipoh Buddhist cave temple known for its monumental Buddha, murals and hilltop views.
One of Perak’s most visited cave temples, used as a place of worship since the 1920s.
One of Kelantan’s best-known Buddhist temples, centred on a monumental reclining Buddha image.
Historic George Town temple dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy and recognised as a Category I heritage place of worship.
Penang’s distinctive Burmese Buddhist temple and a major stop in the city’s Buddhist religious landscape.
Historic Thai Buddhist temple in Penang, famous for its large Reclining Buddha image.
Historic Brickfields Buddhist institution and one of Kuala Lumpur’s principal centres for Wesak observance.
Major Malaysian Fo Guang Shan Buddhist centre and a prominent religious-tourism destination, especially during its annual lantern and floral celebrations.
One of Malaysia’s foremost Buddhist pilgrimage and tourism sites, with major Wesak and Lunar New Year observances.
Archaeological remains of a Buddhist stupa and monastery inside Gyaur Kala at UNESCO-listed Ancient Merv.
A Buddhist peace pagoda on the Danube, inaugurated in 1983 and maintained within the Nipponzan Myōhōji tradition.