Guan Yin Temple

This temple is a heritage in Klang. It build in year 1982 and if not mistaken, it’s the oldest Kuan Yin temple in Malaysia.
Many buddist will come here to pray to the goddess of mercy. This place will definitely full of people and conjested on the road during Chinese New Year. Not much parking here, you will need to park whenever it’s not blocking people.
Few years back, the building might be demolish but luckily saved by Sultan of Selangor by declare this temple as preserved. Then, this temple was renovated and well maintain and become one of the tourist spot as well.

Klang is not only famous for its awesome authentic street foods but it is also rich in Chinese heritage. One of the more renowned chinese heritage sites would be the Guan Yin Temple. This temple is one of the well maintained chinese temples in Klang. This temple is home of Guan Yin which is the Goddess of Mercy in the buddhist religion. This temple is frequently visited by buddhists (local and non-​locals) and tourists alike.
This temple has a very serene environment that I find it peaceful just by being in this temple. I will always visit this temple and pay my respects to the Goddess of Mercy when I am faced with challenges in life. This will always be a place that I will seek refuge spiritually.
During festive seasons like Chinese New Year, this temple is also one of the local attractions for chinese people as this temple will be nicely decorated with flower arrangements and festive decorations.

This temple is a very beautifully maintained and most well known temple of Goddess of Mercy (Guan Yin Pusa) in Klang. Every Chinese New Year (CNY) most Buddhist from Klang and other states will come here for prayers and to get some blessing from the Goddess of Mercy for a smooth and prosperous year ahead.
As a Buddhist myself, I will come by at least once a year for some blessing from the Goddess of Mercy. Usually I’ll avoid coming on CNY and come on a less peak period to avoid the crowd and crazy jam.
If you’re not a Buddhist, you are also welcome to visit the temple. This temple is very well maintained and beautiful. Other than prayers, tourist or photography enthusiast are welcome for some sight seeing and photography session as well.

If you ask me where to visit in Klang, I think Klang Kwan Imm Temple is the first tourist spot run in my mind. It is a Buddhist temple which was built in late 19^th century. It is also a state heritage building in Klang. Because it’s heritage, this temple is well-​maintained.
Many peoples in Klang know about this temple. It is quite famous and happening during Chinese New Year or when there’s a festival.
The exterior and interior is quite clean and peaceful. The location of Kwan Imm Temple is easy to find, it is very near to Bulatan Simpang Lima klang roundabout where the exit bridge that link klang and port klang. And there is a lot of parking space just right opposite the temple.
I usually went there with my parent for some prayer and blessing. And sometimes I’ll take my friends from other states to visit this temple too. It is definitely one of the tourist spot that must visit if you are in Klang.