Budhi Bhakti Temple — Attraction in Batam City

I had the chance to visit Budhi Bhakti Temple in Batam on a beautifully rainy day, and the experience was nothing short of magical. The soft drizzle added a calm, almost meditative charm to the entire atmosphere. As I stepped into the temple grounds, the scent of rain on the stone pathways and incense in the air created a peaceful, spiritual aura that was truly unforgettable.

The architecture of the temple stood out against the misty sky — vibrant reds, golds, and ornate carvings glistened with raindrops. Despite the weather, everything felt warm and welcoming. The Buddha statues in the main hall exuded serenity, and the rain made the moment feel more intimate and reflective. I found myself slowing down, taking in every detail with gratitude.

Walking slowly under an umbrella through the temple grounds, I noticed how the rain enhanced the colors of the beautifully kept gardens. The lotus pond looked particularly stunning, with gentle ripples from the falling rain adding a poetic rhythm to the scene.

The temple staff were kind and offered a warm smile, which made me feel at home. The quietness of the rainy day allowed for a more personal connection with the surroundings.

Visiting Budhi Bhakti Temple in the rain was a peaceful, soul-soothing experience. The blend of spiritual calm and nature’s gentle touch made it feel like a moment frozen in time. Whether you're spiritual, curious, or just seeking a quiet escape, I highly recommend this temple — and if you're lucky enough to visit on a rainy day, embrace it. It truly adds something special to...

A peaceful place of worship for Buddhists and Taoists and also who love exploring confucianism principles.

There are many statues of figures in Buddhism and Taoism. There are also small ponds with pretty koi fishes and turtles.

The principal statues inside the temple are three Buddhas - Buddha of past, present and future.

Though some parts of the complex are still under renovation process, it's still worth exploring.

The caretaker was telling there would be many rituals especially during CNY, we were not fortunate.

Even if it's not a place of your beliefs, I recommend visiting it for the peacefulness and grandness of the compound. It's near...

Visited this place when CNY last january with my friends. My friends asked me to accompanied them to do religious rituals, and then they told me many values and tradition regarding this building.

Such a beautiful place tho! I love a architecture, cleanliness and atmoshphere.

It also opens for public, so everybody can enter this place not only for religious matter, but also to learn and absorb Chinese culture and history.

As an Indonesian, we are encouraged to live harmoniously in the multicultural society. So, visiting this place should be on your list,...