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Buddhist cave temple of Gunung Rapat, 5 km south of Ipoh. Prayer hall in a limestone grotto, gardens, European-style pagoda and turtle enclosure.
Buddhist sanctuary carved into the limestone of Gunung Tasek, north of Ipoh: towering Buddha, frescoes and viewpoint after 450 steps.
A Buddhist sanctuary carved into a limestone mountain in Ipoh, Kek Lok Tong combines a three-level cave, manicured gardens, and lakes—all freely accessible.
Set on the hills of Air Itam, near George Town, one of Malaisie's largest Buddhist complexes: the Ban Po Thar pagoda, 10,000 Buddhas, and a Guanyin statue.
Founded in 1748 on the 'Street of Harmony' in Malacca, Kampung Kling Mosque blends a pagoda-minaret, European tiles and Hindu motifs.
At the heart of Malacca, Cheng Hoon Teng temple is Malaysia's oldest active temple: feng shui architecture, Chien Nien décor and three traditions beneath one roof.
Penang
A UNESCO island on Malaisie's west coast, Penang brings together colonial George Town, legendary street food, and tropical beaches to explore in 3 to 5 days.
Capital of Penang and UNESCO jewel, George Town blends street art, colourful shophouses, Chinese temples and one of Asia's finest street food scenes.
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