Sentul Travel Guide

 l_joo Says:  Now that the Chinese Joss-sticks is involved. Look at the photo where you can see a golden bowl in the middle front portion of the structure in blue. That's typical Malaysian-Chinese Joss-sticks use to pray for money and prosperity but somehow also involved here with the Sri... 

 l_joo Says:  This is the Qilin I mentioned at the bottom of the doorway as decoration purpose to make a cross cultural mix temple. If that's they concept, the name has to change to Sri Lankan-Chinese temple. 

 l_joo Says:  This is the doorway but the day I visit it was closed. Instead I walk through via the small side door.The construction was partly sponsored by Malaysian-Chinese therefore if you look closer at the doorway, it has two stone Qilin (Chinese Lion) placing at each side of the... 

 l_joo Says:  This is very obvious right in the middle of the temple so that visitors can see not only the Buddha but also able to notice the existence of someone else which is also very important.I thought the Buddha taught his followers to forget names and don't take oneself too... 

 l_joo Says:  If you visit Sentul, please try the Sri Lankan temple. This Buddhist temple was partly sponsored by the local Tanglang (Malaysian-Chinese) where you can see they have carvings of donator's names on the walls. Please remember their names as that was the Buddha's teaching?The... 

 l_joo Says:  Picture is a Hindu temple located very near Shree Lakshmi Narayan Temple. Around this location has many temples of Hindu and local Chinese, mostly built in the early days. 

 l_joo Says:  This is upstair of temple, visitors can enter but make sure you wash you legs using the water tap at the entrance, take off shoes as usual. 

 l_joo Says:  I don't have so much easy time to write about all my uploaded photos for Shree Lakshmi Narayan Temple, I just want to share some photos with tourists, you don't have to rate them but look enough. This architecture is white and orange mainly, doors and windows were in dark... 

 l_joo Says:  Kasipillay Road has something to offer tourists. I saw so many temples around this location and some are quite interesting, especially the orange top Shree Lakshmi Narayan Temple. 

 l_joo Says:  Sentul is well known in more Indian populations than other places of Kuala Lumpur. You should try Sentul. 

 l_joo Says:  Let you taxi driver know that you want to visit Sentul off Jalan Ipoh. Once in Sentul, ask your taxi to send you to the wet market. 

 l_joo Says:  Local custom is very obvious here in Chubadak. I saw shoes left outside the door to prevent dirts coming from outside as you already saw how bad the condition out there. 

 l_joo Says:  After looking at the Hindu shrine, walk a few steps to another banyan tree also by the roadside. This time it was a work by Tanglang (Malaysian-Chinese). Tanglang and Hindu of Malaysia have many similar lifestyles, the one so obvious is street shrine. 

 l_joo Says:  I put this shrine here because I believe it represent Sentul which is more inhabited by the Indians. This shrine is located at the corner, very obviously noticeable even for beginner.