Elephant at the entrance is our favourite place to visit. he looks a bit restless and sad but we love elephants. The temple is exceptionally beautiful really worth visiting More

This is such a strange temple with some amazing gold buddhas, there are so many different statues and reference to buddha that you do feel that it is entering in to a competition to be in the Guinness Book of Records. and an array of Grundig Radios dating back to 1930 (why??)!Having said that it is definitely worth a viist... More

During the Vesak holiday the whole area was packed with families enjoying the amazing lanterns displayed everywhere. The temple is more interesting than many Buddhist temples with large animated statues, vintage cars and a pet elephant !! More

Very quiet and alovely place. lot of people comes in white dress and good tourist attraction too. elephants also available. More

The place is a run-of-the-mill cultural attraction, sorry to say. I've been to dozens upon dozens of temples and holy places worldwide, and this is about a 10 percentile place, as in, about 90% of cultural-religious sites have been more impressive to me. The grounds themselves are a hodgepodge of Asian Buddhist collections - you get some obvious Indonesian influences,... More

This temple is fascinating; I have never seen any temple with so many artefacts crammed in. The image room is almost over the top in its decor, but still retains a strong spiritual feel. The rest of the temple is more akin to a museum on several levels with room after room of items donated to or collected by the... More

Huge temple-museum complex. They need to do something with donated cars cramming the yard. More

This place has some stuffs to see and a foreigner can take some nice photos too. But I felt sorry for the fish fond which had thousands of fish packed in a pond and also the elephant. Whats the purpose of showing off old cars inside a temple? Good to go and visit the temple. I don't call it a... More

We were very impressed with the well-scrubbed vintaged cars stored in the premises, but wondering what purpose were they serve. More