Court Hill Sri Ganesar Temple — Attraction in Kuala Lumpur

Sri Ganesar Temple @Kottu Malai Ganesar Temple @Pudu Pillaiyar Temple

The history of the foundation of the temple goes back to 1897, when an Indian gardener started a prayer session in the backyard of a British official's residence. Wagner, the official, threatened to destroy Ganeshar's image and days later, his hands and legs became paralysed. The gardener had a dream in which Lord Ganesha instructed him to smear vibuthi (ashes) onto Wagner's legs and hands. Wagner soon recovered. After this incident, Wagner initiated the building of a proper temple and provided the necessary funds. Today, Sri Ganesar Temple is a household name for almost every Malaysian Hindu.

It is quite literally an institution in Kuala Lumpur. It located pretty close to the the main bus station at Puduraya KL. Its a small temple really but is renowned for its spiritual power.

Make a wish sincerely and he shall fulfill it but make sure you deliver your end (vow) of the bargain as well. A calm, peaceful and Divine place...

Sri Ganesa temple is located in the Bukit Bintang area where you will find many budget hotels around it. The morning prayers, rituals are performed at 6:30 am in the morning also after some intervals for instance, before the temple for closes in the afternoon and evening 5:30 pm onwards. The temple is opened till 8:00 pm in the evening. The temple is very clean and tidy and the priests are well-versed with all customs and rituals. Predominantly, this is being managed by the Tamil community residing in Malaysia. It is where you can experience the true essence of south India and its culture. It's not big in size but can give a nice spiritual experience. This place is highly recommended before you start your day in the city. I had a...

Courthill Temple Peace Calm Serene

Situated at the midst of busy city filled with people of many states and countries, this temple stands well at Puduraya. A very well known place among Hindus worldwide to be an abode of Lord Ganesha outside India. Being one of the not-to-be missed temple in Kuala Lumpur after Batu Caves is visited by devotees and passer by. Apart from serving as a usual place for prayers, this temple has a unique vibe that anyone who steps into the temple would immediately feel the calm and serene vibe within them.

People of various background and races are seen here breaking coconut as a way of thanking the Lord for they're fulfilled wishes or to make a new wish...