Sri Pathira Kaliamman Temple — Attraction in Perak

Visiting the Sri Pathira Kaliamman Temple was a deeply moving experience. Nestled along the coast of Pulau Pangkor, this temple stands out as Malaysia's only sea-facing Hindu shrine, offering breathtaking views of the ocean that enhance its serene ambiance.

The temple's architecture is both vibrant and intricate, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the local Tamil community. Inside, the sacred golden statue of Goddess Kali exudes a powerful presence, inviting devotees and visitors alike to find peace and reflection.

I was fortunate to visit during the Masi Magam festival, a time when the temple comes alive with devotion and celebration. The rituals, including the kavadi processions and fire-walking ceremonies, were awe-inspiring and showcased the deep faith of the participants.

The temple is well-maintained, and the priests are welcoming, often offering fruits, sweets, and flower garlands to visitors. It's a place where one can truly feel the harmonious blend of nature and spirituality.

For anyone visiting Pangkor Island, the Sri Pathira Kaliamman Temple is a must-see. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace or simply wish to admire its beauty, this temple offers a unique and...

My excursion to Pangkor island this year has landed me to Sri Pathira Kaliamman Temple, an Indian temple.

This Indian temple on the Island is among one of only two Indian temples on the island that offers a culturally enriching experience. Nestled among the busiest part of the island amidst a sea front not too far away and among many fishing villages on the island.

This temple showcases intricate Hindu architecture and vibrant religious rituals in multicoloured Hindu deities as part of the temple's decorations.

Visitors can immerse themselves in this diverse ambiance while admiring the colourful ornate statues decorations.

Whether you're seeking spiritual tranquility or cultural innovation, a visit to this temple promises to be a memorable experience on the Island.

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A very beautiful Hindu temple in this small island.

Very good dharshan.

Reached here from Lumut jetty via ferry (available every 1 hourly) RM 20/pax (to and fro).

Located 2km approximately from Pangkor town.

Well kept & clean temple. Pusari was very nice to add fruits, sweets & flower garland into our seeru (offering).

Scooters are available here from town (RM20/hr)

Snacks, Soft drinks, fried nuggets & french fries stalls are everywhere in the island.

Unfortunately, Toilets & washrooms are not available at the jetty.

Pangkor need more...