Sam Poh Tong Temple | Perak | Ipoh
Sam Poh Tong Temple: One of Ipoh’s most visited cave temples, with beautiful gardens, turtles, and tranquil cave shrines.
Location & Origin
Also located in Gunung Rapat, Ipoh, the temple was discovered in the early 20th century by a monk meditating in the cave.
Architectural Highlights
It features a reclining Buddha, turtle pond, serene cave chambers, and Chinese garden landscaping.
Cultural Significance
A major pilgrimage destination for Mahayana Buddhists, especially during Wesak and Chinese New Year.
Visitor Experience
Visitors enjoy feeding turtles, cave exploration, and the peaceful ambiance that blends nature and faith.
Festivals Celebrated
Wesak Day, Chinese New Year, Vegetarian Festival, Hungry Ghost Festival
Read More: Celebrating Vesak Day in Malaysia
Specialty / Unique Features
A cave temple in Ipoh with beautiful gardens, a turtle pond, and peaceful interior shrines; one of the oldest and most famous cave temples in Malaysia.
