Visit to Glass Temple, Johor Bahru.

It was my parents wish to visit the Rajakaliamman Temple or best known as JB Glass Temple (the 1st glass temple in the world). Both my parents planned to go there by themselves in a one-day trip. But I felt that wouldn't be safe enough to send them alone. So, I followed them too. Moreover, I also can practice my photography skill using my new DSLR by taking the temple picture.

On 1st July, Friday night, we traveled by bus from TBS at 11.50am. As planned earlier, my best friend Gayathri had promised to take care our visits and stay as well (even though its one-day trip, we need to rest and refresh before going to temple rite). So, she fetched us at Taman Johor Bus Stand at 3.30am. From that minute till we get back to our home after the spiritual visit, she really takes a good care of my family. I felt like being with my sister. My parents too felt it in same way. She was like another daughter to them. My parents were so happy that all went well and appreciated Gaya for being so nice and helpful. She was always like that since I knew her from my university. Thanks, and love you forever, Gaya!

Actually, we have been to this temple in the year of 2002, that is for my elder bro's graduation which held at UTM Skudai. At that time, after checked in the hotel Tropical Inn, we went for rounding at night before his graduation. So, we visited this temple as well which is nearest to the hotel Tropical Inn. The goddess Kaliamman statue was still the same till today and that reminded us that we have been here before.

Here are some photos of the world-famous glass temple. Please have a look:) It's a must visit temple in Malaysia.

Gopuram..

Vaasal..

Inner view

Inner View

Inner View

Don't talk bad things....

Don't listen to bad things...

Don't see bad things....

Human life cycle...

The statue of Goddess Kaaliamman...

The main goddess Kaliamman..

The History of this Temple

Lord Lingeshwar...we can do the paalabishage pooja on to the lingam by ourselves with the mantra being spelled by the aiyar...(RM10 per person) Just look at the wall and ceiling...its rudraaksh..!

Lord Brahma

Lord Vishnu...

Lord Shiva...