[2025 Johor Bahru Attraction] Travel Guide for Johor Ancient Temple (Updated Jan)

#malaysia Getting There - Lot 653, Jalan Trus, Bandar Johor Bahru, Johor. Attractions - Johor Ancient Temple was built around year 1870, became the oldest Chinese Temple in Johor Bahru, it is the unity symbol of the 5 important Chinese ethnic in the southern region of Malaysia: Teo Chew, Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka and Hainanese, and it is the most important temple for local Taoism Prayers.

The Johor Ancient Temple is a Taoist religious site located in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. It is one of the oldest places of worship for Taoist followers and is known for its traditional Chinese architectural style. People visit the temple to offer prayers, participate in religious rituals, and seek blessings from the gods. Its unique architecture also attract a lot of tourists. #tripblazers #johor #johorbahru #temple

Who says Johor Bahru is just filled with local traditional food and the cheap shopping? There are several ancient museums and temples located around johor bahru just that you have to find it. There is one called the Kuil Kuno Johor, an ancient temple located at Lot 653, Jalan trust, Bandar Johor Bahru which has said to be built before the 1900s before all these skyscrapers around the temple were built. This place is popular among Malaysians as you will generally see tour buses coming here with people paying respect to the deities. This temple is also said to he one of the oldest structures and becoming a symbol of the different ethnic groups like teochew, cantonese, hakka and hainan people. You should make this place a visit, as alot of old dying traditions are dying out and this is one of the few remaining ones. #bucketlistreboot #temple #ancient #urbanexplorer #malaysia #johorbahru #jb #chinesetemple #historic #oldentimes

1. Recommended attractions 1. Johor Bahru Tan Hiok Nee Heritage Street: There are many century-old shops and cultural sites here, where you can feel the history and cultural heritage of Johor Bahru. 2. Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple: One of the oldest temples in Johor Bahru, dedicated to the Xuantian God and other deities. A grand parade is held every year on the 21st day of the first lunar month. 3. Johor Bahru Zoo: One of the largest zoos in Malaysia, with more than 300 species of animals, suitable for children. 4. Legoland Malaysia: The first Legoland theme park in Asia, with many interesting rides and shows. 2. Recommended food 1. Bak Kut Teh: One of Malaysia's specialties, made with pork and herbs, with a rich flavor. 2. Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tender chicken and fragrant rice, served with special chili sauce and soy sauce, very delicious. 3. Char Kway Teow: Stir-fried kway teow with eggs, bean sprouts, shrimp, and other ingredients, with a smooth texture. 4. Curry Fish Head: Tender fish head with rich curry flavor, served with rice or noodles, very appetizing. 3. Accommodation suggestions 1. DoubleTree by Hilton Johor Bahru: Located in the city center, with convenient transportation, complete facilities, and attentive service. 2. Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Johor Bahru: Close to Legoland, with spacious and comfortable rooms, a swimming pool, and a gym. 3. Johor Bahru Homestay: You can choose a homestay near Tan Hiok Nee Heritage Street to experience the local lifestyle. 4. Transportation 1. Public transportation: Johor Bahru has a well-developed public transportation system, and you can take buses or light rail to various attractions. 2. Taxi/Ride-hailing: You can call a car through a mobile app, which is convenient and fast. 3. Car rental: If you need to drive yourself, you can rent a car locally, but you need to pay attention to traffic rules and driving habits. 5. Travel tips 1. Johor Bahru has a hot climate, so be sure to protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated. 2. Respect local religious and cultural customs and follow the rules of the attractions. 3. When shopping, compare prices and quality to avoid buying counterfeit and shoddy products. 6. Precautions 1. Keep your personal belongings safe and pay attention to safety. 2. Carry important documents such as your passport and visa with you in case of emergency. 3. Pay attention to food hygiene and avoid eating unclean food and drinking raw water. The above is a two-day, one-night travel guide to Johor Bahru, Malaysia. You can adjust and arrange it according to your interests and time. I hope you have a pleasant trip to Johor Bahru!"

#johorjaya The Johor Ancient Temple, located in the heart of Johor Bahru, is a remarkable symbol of unity among the Chinese community. Established in the 19th century by Tan Hiok Nee and other community leaders, this temple stands as a historical beacon amidst modern skyscrapers. It uniquely represents the five major Chinese dialect groups—Teochew, Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, and Hainanese—each with their own deity worshipped within the temple. The annual Chingay parade, a vibrant celebration, further highlights the temple’s cultural significance, drawing thousands of visitors to witness the grand procession of deities through the city1

In this fast-paced world, slowing down and exploring a charming city with your loved one is undoubtedly a romantic thing to do. This time, my partner and I chose Johor Bahru, Malaysia, as our destination for a spontaneous trip. First Impressions of Johor Bahru: Experiencing Exoticism As soon as we set foot in Johor Bahru, we were captivated by its unique exoticism. The streets are lined with various buildings, from modern skyscrapers to historic buildings. Walking down these streets, we felt like we were traveling through time and space, with every step filled with novelty and surprise. Shopping Paradise: A Shopping Feast for Couples Johor Bahru is a shopper's paradise! We made a special trip to Johor Bahru City Square, which is home to many internationally renowned brands, offering everything from fashion to exquisite accessories. We held hands as we wandered through the dazzling array of goods, enjoying the fun of shopping. Every time we found something we liked, we would exchange a smile, and the tacit understanding and sweetness made the air around us filled with the scent of love. Culinary Exploration: A Romantic Journey for the Taste Buds What's a trip without the company of food? In Johor Bahru, we tasted many authentic Malaysian dishes. From the fragrant satay to the delicious nasi lemak, every dish left us raving. Especially the seafood feast we enjoyed at the Sea Dragon King Seafood Restaurant that night, with fresh ingredients and the chef's meticulous cooking, it was a feast for the taste buds. We ate and chatted, enjoying this romantic time for two. Cultural Immersion: Feeling the Weight of History In addition to shopping and food, we also made time to experience the history and culture of Johor Bahru. We visited the Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple, a century-old temple with exquisite architecture and rich cultural heritage. At the moment we made a wish in front of the temple, we seemed to feel the passage of time and the accumulation of history. Afterwards, we strolled along Jalan Tan Hiok Nee, admiring the historic buildings and murals, and feeling the unique charm of the city. Warm Tips for a More Pleasant Trip Here are some tips for couples planning to travel to Johor Bahru: Remember to plan your itinerary and accommodation in advance! Johor Bahru has many cost-effective hotels and homestays for you to choose from. Also, don't forget to try the local public transportation, such as the trishaw tour of historical sites! This will not only give you a deeper understanding of the city, but also add a lot of fun to your trip! Our trip to Johor Bahru was an unforgettable romantic exploration. We left many beautiful memories and sweet moments here. If you want to spend an unforgettable holiday with your loved one, Johor Bahru is a great choice!

#johorbahrutrip Johor Ancient Temple is a captivating site, rich in history and cultural significance. The temple’s intricate architecture and serene ambiance provide a fascinating glimpse into the region's past. The detailed carvings and traditional design reflect the craftsmanship and devotion of its creators. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful environment while exploring the temple’s historical artifacts and learning about its heritage.

Malaysia 🇲🇾 Johor Bahru travel, two days and one night free travel for students. 🚗🚗🚗 Transportation ✈️Flight: Air ticket per person: 157 yuan 🚖Taxi: 440🐎 🚌Bus: 35🐎 per person + 2🐎 for ticket fare 🚕: We took GRA for two days there (Malaysian local taxi app, you need to download it if you come to travel) ️❤️❤️❤️Preparation Documents: Passport (must carry with you) ☁️Weather: Be sure to check the weather forecast. It didn't rain when we went there, but it was super hot, otherwise we wouldn't have fun Electrical appliances: selfie stick, power bank, charger 📙Daily use: toiletries, sanitary napkins, underwear, skin care products, cosmetics, 🧴Must bring sunscreen, bath towel, wet wipes, disposable (sheets, quilt covers, pillowcases, toilet mats, bathtub mats). Unless it is a good hotel, it is not clean. 👔Clothes: Match clothes, shoes, accessories, bags for two days. It is recommended to bring a pair of 👟sneakers, otherwise it will be tiring to walk, there are many slopes. 🔨Others: Remember to bring an umbrella 🌂, a water cup, and medicine (stomach-strengthening and digestion-promoting tablets 😋) on rainy and sunny days ❗️❗️🏠Place of stay: Close to the subway, we stayed at the 🏨Shaobi Hotel found on Ctrip ‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️(🇲🇾It needs to pay a tourism tax of 10🐎 and a house deposit of 50🐎) (There is no way to cancel the reservation, so you must check it carefully before placing an order) 🎉🎉🎉Itinerary Day 1: Chen Xu Nian Cultural Street⏩️Johor Old Temple⏩️Johor Chinese Historical Museum⏩️KSL⏩️Night Market Day 2: Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque🕌️⏩️Marine Beach Bar Summary: The hotel🏨 didn’t book a good location, and I spent a lot of money on taxis. The recommended hotel is called: Johor Z Hotel. Looking at the map, it is very close to each attraction. 💰💰💰 There were three of us, and the average cost per person was 700rmb, about 450rm We bought expensive air tickets because we bought 157RMB per person during the Chinese New Year The hotel was 145rmb per person, and later we couldn't buy tickets when we went home, so we took the bus 🚌 back. #Where to go on weekends #Johor Bahru #Johor Bahru Food #Johor Bahru Tourism #Johor Bahru Travel Guide #Malaysia Tourism #Student Party #College Student #Tourism #Travel Guide #Two Days and One Night #Two Days and One Night Travel Plan #Chen Xu Nian Cultural Street #Johor Bahru #Johor Old Temple #Johor Bahru Chinese Historical Museum #Night Market #ksl #Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque #Johor Bahru Beach #Female College Student #Cheap Travel #Cheap Travel Guide

In Malaysia🇲🇾, I checked in a new city, Johor Bahru. It is the second largest city in Malaysia, facing Singapore across the sea. I didn't have high expectations at first, but after arriving, it was really worth it!! - 📅Travel Recommendations Day1: Arrive at Johor Bahru Airport, head to Super Fruit Farm Day2: Johor Football Club - Mount Austin Day3: Johor Bahru Old Town City walk - 📷Trip Highlights 1⃣️Super Fruit Farm: A destination very suitable for family and group gatherings. You can have BBQ on the grass, bonfires, fireworks, concerts... and camp overnight in the farm. There are also experiences like picking tropical fruits such as guava, and off-road vehicle rides are also a great experience. 2⃣️Johor Football Club: Going inside the stadium to understand the various preparations and rest spaces of athletes before the game is a very rare experience. At the club, you can also experience one of the only twelve super-long Hummer limousines in the world. 3⃣️Mount Austin: Suitable for a 2D1N travel destination, the area has a golf course, a water park, and Nanyang Street which gathers various Southeast Asian cuisines. If you like slow-paced travel, you can stay in Mount Austin for a few days, and the Austin Park Hotel inside the park is highly recommended. 4⃣️Johor Bahru Old Town: In Johor Bahru, you can take a trishaw ride around the old town, which is also suitable for a one-day City walk. The old town is so similar to Penang, with Indian temples, Johor ancient temples, mosques... - 🎒Other Activities: Johor Bahru faces Singapore across the sea, connected by a bridge. From here, you can travel to Singapore by land. If you have a long Southeast Asia travel plan, you can play all the way from North Malaysia to Johor Bahru, and it is a great choice to take a car to Singapore from here. - 🦞Food Recommendations 1⃣️Johor Bahru Fisherman Seafood Restaurant: A very exquisite seafood restaurant, the dishes are well-prepared, and the taste is amazing. 2⃣️Sea Dragon King Seafood Restaurant: Authentic Cantonese seafood, the taste is very authentic, and it has a high cost-performance ratio. 3⃣️Mount Austin - Big Head Clam Pot: The most recommended restaurant on this Johor Bahru trip, with queues of over an hour, it's really popular. 4⃣️Mount Austin - A9 Coffee: The retro Nanyang style coffee shop is too suitable for taking pictures. Not only does it have characteristic Malaysian coffee, but also very authentic local snacks for breakfast, don't miss it. - 🏨Accommodation Recommendations: 1⃣️Amari Johor Bahru: Located in the center of Johor Bahru city, the quality, service, and facilities are all very good, recommended for those with a higher budget. 2⃣️Ramada by Wyndham Johor Bahru: Under the Wyndham Hotels, suitable for long stays, the price is not high, the room is equipped with complete kitchenware, and the restaurant and swimming pool are also very good.

#malaysiatrip Great space to pay respects. Surprisingly, a little small and not many deities to pray to. It didn't have signs to where you should pray in sequence and you'll just have the uncles and aunties screaming at you in Mandarin where you should go instead. Noticed we were not the only one because they did that to anyone new who came to pay respects......

Next to the old Chinese temple is a Hindu temple and a beautiful flower market along the walkway. #johor #malaysia

enjoyed my stay in Johor holiday villa hotel. beautiful!