The temple along Jalan Trus in Johor Baru is a popular spot for photographs.
THE century-old Johor Ancient Temple in Johor Baru has undergone an RM800,000 facelift that includes the installation of 66 hand-painted porcelain tiles at its main entrance.
Temple chairman Lee Poo Sin said the year-long refurbishment, which ended last month, utilised funds approved at the temple’s annual general meeting.
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The temple along Jalan Trus in Johor Baru is a popular spot for photographs.
Lee says the temple now has a souvenir shop and proceeds from the sale of items will fund welfare and education activities.
The hand-painted porcelain tiles at the main entrance of the Johor Ancient Temple were done by local artists. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star
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