Some 300,000 individual pieces of glass, consisting of six colours (red, blue, yellow, green, purple and white) have been meticulously crafted and adorned throughout the temple. It is a fantastic sight, and when finished, will be Malaysia's first 'glass temple.' This will surely be worth a visit, so get the camera batteries fully charged and make a plan to head down to Jalan Tebrau, Johor. The official opening is set for October 25th, 2009.
a very beautiful temple .hands of to the gurukal of this koil . jai mata ki jai.
ReplyDeletein my opinion the temple will make malaysia's indian very proud . at this time i like to wish all the best to mr .sinnathamby *********
ReplyDeleteYes this will be a stunning temple and attraction to Johor. Indians and tourists alike will be extremely proud and awed by this construction. I can't wait to go there myself!
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ReplyDeleteI still haven't managed to go there yet. Has anyone been to this magnificent temple? Is it as good as it looks in the pictures?
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