Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple

This is a classic tourist trap. The temple has zero historic significance as it was only built in 1996 and the glass tiles were installed in 2008. The gopuram is quite unimpressive and difficult to see, and the surroundings are hideous. They charge a high fee for Western tourists to enter. It's kind of pretty but unless you are bored out of your mind in Johor Bahru, which would be understandable, don't bother.

This place quite nice to visit. It consists of a lot of glass that very glittering. There are many local people come to pray in their way. Some people lie their body on the floor and pray. Actually, this place didn’t have something special for the tourist but you can go to see the culture of local people. And need to pay the fee before enter.

It’s a beautiful temple, I’ll give it that. However, the entrance fee is ridiculous, they have 4 different categories of entrance fees.

A very beautiful temple! Must visit!

Although this temple is centrally located, it can be considered difficult to access because the road leading to the temple can basically be considered an off-road and bumpy. So, it is not at all suitable for walking. Even if you happen to be around the central areaI recommend you not to go. I regret totally that I spend two hours to came here walking in the rain and see that it would cost 10 USD to enter. I have visited many Hindu temples, but never seen such an entrance fee anywhere. I turned back without going inside. I hope this place is removed from various tourist attraction lists.

Unique & Amazing place to visit. This Hindu temple is the first & only glass temple in Malaysia. It is not just a temple, it is a cultural and artistic works. Beautiful, glistening and unique temple like no where in the world. Temple is very well kept, clean and organized. Priests and Assistants are friendly & helpful to visitors. Please note that you need to be barefoot in the temple, and their is an entrance fee of RM10 for sightseeing visitors (local & foreigner). The fees they collect & the donation given via the donation box goes to the upkeep of the temple whereas purchases of oil lamps, souvenirs and books goes to charitable activities by this temple.

When someone is visiting by road a visit to the place will be good. Temple is made of glass and it gives a good vibe. Some time in afternoon temple will be closed and will open in evening. There is a small restaurant beside temple. All in all if it’s added in itinerary it’s really good

Firstly its not easy to get to the temple. There is alot of land but dirt road is very small. I hope the temple is undergoing some reno coz its looked like so. Its renowned as the FIRST GLASS TEMPLE in the world. Thus i hope management n gov will look in the road n structure.