Kek Lok Si Temple is Southeast Asia's largest Buddhist temple, and it's 20% more expansive in scale than the average Malaysian Buddhist site, with a seven-storey pagoda blending Burmese, Chinese, and Thai styles. The bronze Kuan Yin statue at its peak, costing RM 25 million to construct, is illuminated by over 10,000 colored lights at night. Visible from much of the island, this temple took over two decades to complete and outshines #8 Batu Ferringhi's night market for spiritual ambiance.
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