For all those of you who are interested in exploring Buddhism in the land of Malaysia, the Buddhist Temples and Monasteries hold a major attraction. Situated in various parts of this island country, these Buddhist Temples and Monasteries allow you to learn more about Buddhism and its significance in Malaysia.

Worthvisiting Buddhist Temples and Monasteries in Malaysia include Buddhist Maha Vihara, Dharma Realm Guan Monastery, Thean Hou Temple (all in Kuala Lumpur); Cheng Hoon Teng (in Malacca); Kek Lok Si Temple, Dhammikarama Burmese Temple, Wat Chaiya Mangkalaram, Khoo Kongsi, Kuan Yin Temple, Snake Temple ( all in Penang) and Sasanarakkha Buddhist Sanctuary (in Taiping). Apart from these, there are many more Buddhist Temples and Monasteries that make for an enlightening visit.

In this section, you will find information on the Temples and Monasteries cited above. There are details regarding location and accessibility to a temple, its history and present position and architecture and various structures within. Moreover, you can also know about the other Buddhist Temples and Monasteries that are nearby and can be clubbed together in a single trip.

With all the information infront, you can immediately start off planning your trip to Malaysia for a Buddhist trip. This trip, as you will realise later, will give you a deep insight into Buddhism in general and in context of Malaysia specifically.