The entrance of Perak Cave Temple looks like any other temple, but once you walk through the doorway, you'll realise it is built into a hill of limestone caves. Photos: The Star/Ming Teoh
The Perak Cave Temple temple, located at the foothills of Gunung Tasek in Ipoh, Perak, was constructed in 1926. It was built into a limestone hill, so it is quite a unique Buddhist temple to visit.
In front of the temple is a garden with a pavilion, pond and a statue of Guan Yin, the goddess of mercy. Inside, there are many statues of Buddhist deities and wall paintings.
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