This place is awesome, the vibe is like a temple in Thailand. This temple is very quiet, if you want to visit here it is expected not to be noisy and wear polite clothes, because usually there are Buddhist people who are worshiping.

Personally, i did not expect to experience such a venue with so many Thai feeling just right at the corner of my beloved city. The venue was not hard to reach, exactly next to main road of Kolonel Masturi, reachable from both sides either Cisarua or Lembang. It's built just couple of years ago, was funded by many devoted buddhism worshipers. It has many types of temples but i trust mainly to serve Theravada Buddhism. We can stay overnight to meditate but need coordination in advance and small fee (i heard was about 50k rupiah per night). It is location for Buddhism School, also office for one of Buddhism magazine publishes in Indonesia. The main hall can be rented even for non Buddhism activities but check directly with the office prior execution. Myself isn't a Buddhism worshiper yet i enjoyed the peace atmosphere and green surrounding. The place welcomes everyone, make sure to dress properly and wear decent slipper, some of the temple within require us to leave the footwear prior entering, i dont think wearing sneaker will be comfortable (personal opinion). I took some pictures and got dozens uploaded on my IG, it's a place i wanna visit again.

A place for prayer and healing for Buddhists. It seems that it is no longer open to the public, only specifically for Buddhists who want to pray. but it's better like that if there are many people it will be difficult to pray. I love this place so much, once a year I come here to praying to Buddha. Jika bernasib baik akan bertemu dengan biksu disini

A Buddhist temple in the middle of Lembang, its really a good place to pray and to calm yourself if its not too crowded. Welcome tourists as well, as long as they respect people and monks that stay there to pray, by not wearing revealing clothes or making too much noises..

This is an amazing place, I’m not a devouted person, but if you’re looking for a quite and peaceful temple while visiting Bandung, I recommend this place. I used to come here every year when I was in high school, and some times after.

This temple is historical. Make sure you go there with manner. Cannot wear short pants or short dress. You need to cover it with asking to the office. They lend you for free and you need to give back when you leave. They have 108 Arahat to be walking around the temple using coins that they provide. They will give you the meaning of your remaining coins at the end. Every ppl has different meaning to be read as theirs.