Perak Cave Temple (Perak Tong) | Perak | Ipoh
Perak Cave Temple (Perak Tong): A limestone cave temple in Ipoh with Buddha statues, murals, and panoramic viewpoints.
Location & Origin
Situated in Ipoh, this temple was built in 1926 by a Chinese couple from Jiao-Ling, China.
Architectural Highlights
Located in a limestone hill, it showcases a towering 12.8-meter sitting Buddha and scenic stairways inside the cave.
Cultural Significance
It is an important religious site for the Chinese Buddhist community in Perak and a hub for religious festivals.
Visitor Experience
Tourists appreciate the mix of spirituality, history, and the climb to the hilltop for a panoramic view of Ipoh.
Festivals Celebrated
Wesak Day, Chinese New Year
Read More: Celebrating Vesak Day in Malaysia
Specialty / Unique Features
Features a large golden sitting Buddha inside a limestone cave, surrounded by murals and accessible viewpoints via a stairway to the hilltop.
