Ganesh Temple Malaysia

Ganesh Temple Pudu Malaysia also called as Sri Ganesar Court Hill Temple, Pudu (Kuala Lumpur)

This holy site is considered one of the foremost Hindu temples in Malaysia. In 1897, an Indian gardener started a shrine for Lord Ganesha in an orchard of a British official's residence.

The temple had acquired its name, Court Hill Ganesar as the previous high court was adjacent to the temple.

The temple is built on a sloping ‘moona muchandi’ (3 adjoining corners) thereby making it extremely powerful. Moreover this is the only temple in the world that conducts ‘sankha puja’ (conch shell puja) twice daily throughout the year.

The glory of this temple is further enhanced by the gold 'garba graham' (entrance) at the main sanctum. Gold has the highest spiritual vibration according to Hindu scriptures, therefore this metal is used to channel 'shakti' (divine energy).

The Temple displays millennia of traditional and modern Hindu culture, spirituality, and architecture. Its near Pudu main Bus Terminal, Central market, Petaling street and Busra Malaysia.