Right in the middle of the Little India Brickfields section of Kuala Lumpur is a lovely Chinese temple. That's actually not unusual. Despite the fact that several neighborhoods are drawn along ethnic lines, there's still plenty of intermingling of ethnicities.
Inside altar. Busy.
Wax and paper imitations of flowers, fruits and details.
Memorial section dedicated to the dead.
Ancient butting up against modern. The Sam Kow Tong temple was established here in 1916. It's known for the sweeping dragons on the roof.
Inside altar. Busy.
Wax and paper imitations of flowers, fruits and details.
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