Putuo Village

A very considerate place to attract all kinds of visitors. If you are just visiting the temple, you don't have to buy tickets, just go down the stairs on the left at the ticket counter. The ticket is for you to walk around the bamboo forests to take photos with props. The temple is still under renovation by this time of writing but you can see how majestic it is.

Tranquil bamboo forest with many insta worthy spots with bamboo in the background. Many people dressed up so well in traditional costumes just to fit the vibes of this place. Fun half day with the family, highly recommend coming early in the morning, fewer people, less hot. Tickets can be bought at the counter for MYR10 per person

Nice park, just amble on your own and many spots for photo taking. No guides. Pretty intricate god's carvings in the temple too. There's a tea house at one end and interesting ice cream served on real bamboo cutting for u to bring home as a nice souvenir for RM10.

"Putuo Village is an exquisite gem nestled in beauty, embodying traditional charm and serenity. The tranquil atmosphere and picturesque landscapes make it an ideal spot for capturing stunning photos. The spiritual essence of Buddhism adds a unique touch, creating a truly captivating experience. A 5-star destination that seamlessly blends tradition, aesthetics, and tranquility."

Visited this place twice. They change their deco depend on season, which impressed me. Meaning they fully utilise their entrance fee rm5 per pax to the bamboo garden for maintenance.

You can also visit 观音庙. Good place to be back in nature and relax.
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A nice place to visit in weekend. Lovely place for those who like to take photos. Just pay RM 5 for Malaysian then u can enter the bamboo garden. Got the temple to visit as well and cafe at there.

Nice walk. Went there before the rain starts. Tranquil and relaxing walk due to the rustling and bustling of bamboo leaves. A lot of photo corners and impressed with their lighted-poem. Maybe it is due to moon cake festival hence the deco. Entrance for Malaysian RM 5, for foreigner RM10.

A tourist spot worth visiting in Kulai area. Interesting village with ample parking, a cafe (skip it), temple, wishing tree, a park of pandas for photo taking, and ice cream in a bamboo cup. Great place to visit, will take about an hour to 2 hours there.

There's an entrance fee if you're Malaysian just show your IC and it will be RM5. The place is not big but it was a very nice place to chill and relax, is a temple mainly and most people visit to pray which I think you should just to experience it but also many nice decoration that surrounds the place to take really nice photo. Go with a girl together, it will be a nice experience for both I would say.

This course is perfect for taking photos while walking through the bamboo forest. The green tea flavor of the ice cream served in a bamboo bucket was the best, and it was a bit annoying to see wild dogs wandering around asking for food. Overall, a satisfactory travel course👍🏻

kinda way off after cemeteries & Kulai town
Very Nice surprise nevertheless
cool breezes , bamboo forest, old folks home , bamboo Guanyin temple
Quiet picturesque surroundings amongst plantations
Keen followers there, awesome architecture
Worth trip over , indoor aircon cafe too
Free parking, rest & relax break

Was a very beautiful scenery & a place for a OOTD. Have a visit here. You gotta walk throughout the visit. The entrance fees were only RM5 for the bamboo walk. ❤ Enjoy !

Happy Deepavali, holiday crowded, suggest visit before 10am, cozy and no traffic stress. Spent about hour to engage your feelings, visit Chinese temple experienced chill mindset regardless of religion and conflict, here’s the place to tolerance the differences. 👍 Peace ✌

Beautiful place ! The toilet was not cleaned .. ice cream was delicious. If u want inside swing place , entrance ticket rm5 1ppl

A great place to chill with family members and love ones. Surrounded by lots of bamboo tree. A great place to take instagramable photos. A must to try the bamboo ice cream which RM $10 for each. Come with jasmine and rose favor place in a bamboo container. Consider to wash the bamboo container and bring home to do a flower arrangement instead of throwing into a bin.If you are a Buddhist. don’t forget to visit the Buddhist temple next to the Putuo Village. Need some stamina to walk to the temple and back to the entrance if you are walking from the entrance next to the Putuo village. If you are travelling with elderly pls consider to align them at the temple entrance which is further down the Putuo village, ample parking space. #putuovillage #buddistemple #bambooicecream #instagramableplace #familygowhere

Scenic place with photo friendly setups.
Entrance fee is RM5 For bamboo forest.
The temple inside is beautiful and clean. As a tourist we found the prayer walk very fascinating. A good place to spend a day along with the kids. Parking place is available. It was easy to take Grab while going from Johor, but it was difficult to find one and had to wait for almost 45 minutes while returning.
The ice cream served in bamboo cups are very tasty but have to wait in the queue for some time.

The temple is situated near Felda and quite remote area but the place is well kept....Very creative landscaping and peaceful environment.. nice place to rest n chant...

the place must come during CNY, the deco got really got CNY feel. need come early in the morning like 10am to skip the jam for getting the car parking

Location: Distance not far from city, but there is some distance need to be driven

Environment: Would say excellent especially for family, there has kid playground and kids like to run and climb, can consume their energy.

We went there during weekdays, not much people hence we can play around and no need to wait for ticket.

During entrance, you need to buy a ticket for adult, and kid is FOC

Recommended to play visit with family and take photo

Relaxing place to visit, walk, and explore the temple. Can be crowded during public holidays. Entrance fee only for bamboo forest where there's stuff set up to take photos.