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| We arrived after visiting the National Mosque to this Chinese Temple overlooking Kuala Lumpur |
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| Selfie time :) |
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| Our driver, Robert, jokingly told me this was his grandfather |
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| Murals in the temple |
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| I couldn't get over all the intricate design and colors. |
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| Inside the temple complex |
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| One of three deities one could pray to inside the temple |
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| Second of three deities |
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| Third of three deities |
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| Ceiling designs |
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| More of the ceiling |
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| Little buddhas. I think you could give a donation to have one of them watch over you. |
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| Other students on this bridge, with a view of the temple and overlooking KL |
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| Closer detail on the roof |
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| This area had sculptures for each of the Chinese Zodiac archetypes |
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| Pig |
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| Dog |
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| Me with the Rooster sculpture, my zodiac sign |
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| Horse |
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| Tiger. Professor Heng said that the Chinese used to kill their Tiger daughters because they were considered to bring bad luck on the family. |
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| Rabbit |
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