Arulmigu Sri Ramalinga Eeswarar Temple

A popular residential and entertainment complex in Kuala Lumpur is the Bangsar in the Klang valley. The place is located 40 kilometers southwest of the city center and is also a ten minutes’ drive from the metropolis. Next to the Bangsar Village shopping center is the local Muslim residential area. It is the site where the Hindu Arulmigu Sri Ramalinga Eeswarar Temple stands in resplendent glory at the junction of Lorong Maarof and the Jalan Bangsar. Both the mosque and the temple were the original inhabitants of Bangsar. AsiaRooms.com is here offering you all the information regarding Arulmigu Sri Ramalinga Eeswarar Temple, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia.

The Arulmigu Sri Ramalinga Eeswarar Temple or Alayam as it is known is a brick and stone construction built in the year 1903 by the Malaysian Railway Employees who were in need of a temple in that area. Devotees flocked to this place of worship during the multifarious Hindu festivals. In the year 1980, the temple was slotted to be demolished to pave way for developments in the area. The repeated efforts of the devotees as well as the cooperation of the then minister Tan Sri Manickavasagam led to the granting of property at the Lot 61 Jalan Maarof where the Arulmigu Sri Ramalinga Eeswarar Temple stands.

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