Centipede Temple 蜈蚣山

Nearest and happening temple in Seremban area. The temple decorates with colourful lighting and it is so beautiful when look from the ground.

Visited during a Friday of Chinese New Year. Less crowded during my visit, probably most people start working. Parking is available on both hill and ground.

Road to temple on top of the hill is not elderly-friendly. Only recommend to elderly that have strong leg & knee that can climb a lot of stairs. Furthermore the stairs are not that wide, only can fit two persons.

View of the temple is good. Infrastructure is maintained well. Recommend

big centipede temple on top of the seremban hill.
nice stopover. take pictures, praying / donation.
free parking.
no entrance fees.
drive slowly is a small lane up the hill

The temple compound is not big at first glance until you explore it. It is bigger than you initially thought, the temple was peaceful and quiet.

Genuinely pleased by the visit, the smokes from the burning Joss sticks did hurt my eyes a little. If you take some time to explore the compound, you'll see surprises in every corner.

The view is great too.

If you haven't been here before, it is worth a single visit. After the trip to this temple, visit one of the many Chinese restaurants in the area!

A must visit famous landmark tourist attraction in Seremban. Have fun feeding tortoises and fish 👍 highly recommend 👍

Nice place to visit, a very old temple, more than 100 years already in this place. This temple is built at this small hill, you can go to the top of the hill, it's very cool and refreshing, can enjoy nice view that glance through the whole town below. Strongly suggested to have a visit in this temple.

Perched on a hill, Centipede Temple offers a breathtaking view of the scenic landscapes of Seremban. With its establishment dating back to 1846, this temple holds a storied history of more than a century, standing as a revered site where local residents gather to offer prayers and perform rituals, preserving a tradition passed down through generations. According to local folklore, centipedes are frequently seen on Centipede Hill, and encountering one is believed to signal forthcoming good fortune. The rare sighting of a white centipede is particularly considered an auspicious omen, promising happiness and prosperity to those fortunate enough to witness it! If you happen to be in Seremban, a visit to Centipede Temple is highly recommended to unravel its intriguing mysteries.

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The road go to temple quite high and really limited parking. It's good that got RELA talkie walkie with people below, and tell you that's a car comes up before you go down. The road is like drive up the hill but worth the visit. Many families bring grandparents to visit this temple, babies and give food to turtles and fish. Free entry and free parking.

Quite small comparing to other huge hill top temple but still having great scenery. The hill is quite steep and parking space is very limited

Unusual temple with great view over the temple. Free to enter. Easy parking at the top but beware the very steep road to the car park. Sign says 45%. Not sure it’s quite that steep, but it’s quite some gradient.

Amazing! Beautiful temple with many Chinese mythology statues :) clean, and filled with trees and nature. Beautiful view of seremban from the top.

A decent place to bring your family to visit this temple for prayers and also to understand the history of this temple. The tortoise pond and the giant replica of the centipede was a major hit with the tourists.

Temple is open for all to visit & pray. Nice view and walk. No entrance fee is required.

Nice place to wonders around even on hot afternoon as there’s many trees providing shades and cool air. Weekends and holidays tends to be much more crowded as expected.

Nice place to visit. Free entrance. Parking available. Nice statue for photography. Kids can feed fish, tortoise & rabbit. Nice view from there as it is situated uphill. Can see Seremban town from there. Highly recommended attraction.

Good place to visit. History of this place is written in the roots of those huge trees here.
Good legs work as you will need to climb up steeping staircases.
Green scenes all around from the top the hills. Breathtaking!
It's worth a visit on an afternoon outings.

Nice experience, encourage everyone to visit

Nice place to take pictures up on the hill

A temple very high up
The road leading to this temple is 45 degrees steepness, there's a sign there asking people to use first gear
This temple is surprisingly crowded and happening, I was contemplating whether to come here or not at first but after I came here, I was surprised by how nice and happening it is
Some parts of the lower ground floor(toilet level) is under renovation right now

Love visiting here. Great views, interesting history and able to feed turtles and fish. Great to have an ice cream in the Pagoda

It's an ancient temple with more than 100yrs of history. Do make a trip here for good luck and prosperity.