As I mentioned in my last post, we passed the Temple at Broga on the way to the Fish Farm Restaurant. On the way back, we made a stop to visit the Chinese Temple, and I wasn’t disappointed by the atmosphere in and around the Temple grounds.
I do like visiting these types of temples, the inquisitive architecture, the vibrant colours and design – it’s simply brilliant!
The views from the top is very beautiful and many people visit’s this place for it’s
beautiful sunset. We decided to just relax for a stroll in the midday sunshine – although it was quite cloudy, which is not necessarily a bad thing, as made it feel cooler in the air. It seems that many folks come here with their families, as they put some animal statues to one side of the Temple grounds.
They is also a suspension bridge from the temple to the hill next to it, which is where the huge “Sun Wu Kong” (孫悟空 ) or “Monkey God” is standing overlooking across country side. Looks quite funny!
You could see the Durian and and Rubber-Plant trees from the top too…and smell them (Ha! – okay I’m lying about that last bit!).
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- Outside of the Temple
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- Looks nice, whatever it says!
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- The detail was fantastic
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- Looking up through the archway
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- The ‘suspension’ bridge leading up to the Monkey God
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- Looking up at the Monkey God
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- The animals in and around the Temple grounds
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- It looks like a watch man!
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- Looks a bit of trek, but we’ll give it a go!
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- The delicate designs!
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- Looking across the bridge
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- Looking up at the Monkey God
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- Views from the top
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- Farm land below
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- That was a bit of a trek, but it was worth it!
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- Looking towards KL
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- The Monkey God
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- The Durian Trees
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- Agriculture farming around the area
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- Ooooh I say! How cheeky!
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- Gorgeous flowers…
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- Hawker stalls