We went there in the morning it was a little crowded but the temple spic and span. This is a Hindu temple and they conduct all the rituals according to south Indian tradition. It is close to china town Petaling Streets. Foot wears are not allowed but you can leave it with the shoe keeper by the side of the... More

Been there before; just a Hindu temple like many others in Malaysia. If you face the entrance and turn to right you could walk into a open parkinglot at your right side. This is the back of Jalan Petaling (Chinatown); a maze of small streets with chinese cooking and eating and meat, organs, fruit. We were the only tourist in... More

Nice and peaceful temple where you can retreat from the heat and the busy streets around Chinatown. The entrance is particularly nice, while the inside is ... a bit empty and without significant attractions. Nice shops selling flowers just outside.

We visited on a sweltering afternoon so were a bit tired by the time we got to the temple. The entrance is impressive enough, but once inside there really wasn't so much more to see. We spent maybe 10-15 minutes taking pictures and then headed to the reggae bar down the street for a nice cold beer. Many things in... More

it is a very nice temple. if you have time you can just sit there and enjoy. very quiet and peceful; take your shoes off before enter

lovely temple and just maintained much better than most of the South indian temples .The ambience was really nice and religious . The temple maintains high standards . Good management .

The temple is very easy to find. it locates just next to the petaling street. need 20 cents to use the shoes basket. you can take fotos inside but mind your steps not stamping on the pigeon stools.

About 200 meters, 5 minutes walk, from the China town, Jalan Petaling this temple dedicated to Mariamman, a folk Goddess of Tamil Nadu could be found easily. You will find the flower, garland vendors as in India near by. China Town, Chinese Temple, Tamil temple, Mosques this is what KL is all about: a multicultural society. When you go there... More

I was born on India so have had the good fortune of seeing many amazing temples in the South of India. This isn't as nice as the main Indian temple in Singapore's Little India but as a stand alone, it is quite nice. The main gopuram is richly carved and colorfully painted with mythological figures and then on the inside... More