Autumn Travel in Malaysia | Mariamman Indian Temple

When visiting Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown, don't miss the nearby Mariamman Indian Temple, a very distinctive temple. / This typical South Indian style temple, the statue of the goddess Mariamman inside the temple is decorated with gold, silver, emeralds, etc., which is extremely exquisite. / The location is diagonally opposite the Guandi Temple, next to Chinatown. It should be noted that you cannot wear shorts or skirts to enter, and you need to enter barefoot. / The Mariamman Indian Temple is the largest and most gorgeous Indian temple in Malaysia, filled with intricate carvings, gilded and hand-painted patterns, plus those tiles from Italy and Spain, making this temple even more magnificent. / The classic white Hindu architecture and the colorful entrance are very beautiful, the tower body is full of Hindu god statues, and there are complex and bright colored sculptures inside the temple, which is very beautiful. / It's quite amazing to have such a temple and such a group of devout Indians in Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is a city where people of various nationalities live. / 'Opening hours': 06:00-10:30,11:30-13:00,16:00-20:30 (Closed from 10:30 to 11:30 in the morning, from 1:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon and outside opening hours) / 'Tickets': Free / 'Transportation advice': Take the LRT Yellow Line to Pasar Seni station, then walk northeast for about 10 minutes. It is recommended to come here directly after visiting Chinatown, very close~