Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple

The Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple is a noteworthy Hindu sanctuary in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. It is additionally one of the state's important tourist destination.

Light from gem crystal fixtures is pondered at entryways, columns, dividers and roofs in a splendid blast that is very blinding at first. No less than 90 percent of the sanctuary is adorned by a mosaic of 300,000 pieces of red, blue, yellow, green, purple and white glass. The centerpiece in the Athma Lingam haven is a lotus for Lord Shiva, on which followers can pour rose water and play out their supplications.

The completely air conditioned sanctuary has a bistro that serves veggie lover dinners for exceptional occasions, and a capacity corridor in an abutting building. There are 10 gold-completed models near the roof. Of the two figures on the left, one has all the earmarks of being resting and the other slithering, while the one on the far right is by all accounts leaning back as well. These models depict the cycle of life, from birth, youth, adulthood, to maturity and demise.

On the left wing, there are two extensive boards on the roof painted by exceptionally dispatched craftsmen to pass on a general message of social and racial congruity. In one picture, a cow is beside an Indian young lady, a canine is close to a Chinese young lady while a Malay young lady holds a feline in her arms. The other picture has a Hindu motorcyclist being assisted by a Muslim after he tumbled off his bicycle, while a Buddhist is getting his protective cap and a Christian is lifting up the cruiser.

It is open for enthusiasts from 7am to 10pm every day, while vsiting hours for visitors are from 1pm and 5pm.