Taoist Temples in Malaysia — Find 377+ Sacred Sites
Browse 377 taoist temples across Malaysia — with photos, history, and travel info.
Top Taoist Temples in Malaysia
Ji Fu Tang
Guan Di Temple Chinatown
War Emperor's Temple
Tokong Tow Boh Keong
Rumah Berhala Tien Hou
吉隆坡增江北区凤山寺
Guan Yin Temple
Pertubuhan Penganut Kuan Yin
Rumah Berhala Tow Boo Kong Butterworth
巴占大帝宫
San Sheng Gong Shrine
Melaka Chong Cheng Keng
Chong San Wooi Koon
Thai Pak Koong Temple
San Ching Taoism Association
Tin Hong Si
Koo Saing Wooi Koon
Melaka Hian Tian Keong
Sin Sze Si Ya Temple
钟馗令玄堂 Zhong Kui Ling Xuan Tang
Ciyun Temple
Tokong Dewa Some Shak Lung Kung
Chiau Hooi Beo
Ling Shan Temple
Top Regions
- Pulau Pinang (1)
About Taoist Temples in Malaysia
Taoist temples (daoguan) are sanctuaries dedicated to the cosmic principle of the Tao and to a vast pantheon including the Three Pure Ones, the Jade Emperor, and the Eight Immortals. Founded on the teachings of Laozi and Zhuangzi, Taoism emphasizes harmony with nature, internal alchemy, and ritual offerings to deities and ancestors. Sacred mountains — Wudang, Qingcheng, Longhu, Mount Tai — host the most revered temple complexes, drawing pilgrims, martial artists, and traditional medicine practitioners. Taoist temples thrive across China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam, often blending with folk religion to host vibrant festivals, ancestor worship, and divination rituals.