Fortune Dragon Yong Peng, Johor

Nice temple visit. This place is pretty new in YP , about 4-5 yrs old. Heard it's about 5milRmb to build. Whole dragon is very magnificent and nearby scenery is very nice

Temple with a giant dragon tunnel. The garden was well maintained.

Very well kept. Place is clean and and colourful. Surprisingly the dragon is air conditioned inside. Along in the dragon, walls hv stories for good read. At the end, when coming out, just say some good words or prayers and throw away ur bad luck. Will come again with my visitors as it provides the oohhh and ahhh. BTW the ticket was procedure rm10 for adult.

Prefer visitor to visit. Quite nice place.

Majestic sculpture dragon. Worth every penny spent. Do bring your family here.

Nice place for photo shootings. Recommend for any kind of shootings(wedding, family, couple)
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Worth the tickets. (RM10)

One of the best place to visit and learn about the culture and religion. There’s stories with painted pictures inside the dragon’s body, make sure you give yourself enough time to explore and in’s and out. It’s a lovely garden.

RM10 per pax for entry. A small park with large dragon sculptures. One is to walk thru the dragon for good luck and leave the bad luck with the dragon. There is painting about filial piety and punishment in the dragon.

A Buddhist Temple. Probably one of the largest I have been to. They have a huge parking lot which has been designed to even cater for buses.

At one corner of the vast grounds is their Fortune Dragon. Said to be the longest in Malaysia, it is a tunnel where you enter from the dragons mouth and exit at its tail.

The dragon is located in a beautiful garden of its own. Entry to this garden and dragon is via a gate after you have purchased the entry tickets.

Sprawling temping in the quiet town of yong peng, used to be a very busy pit stop for buses. The temple was conceived in late 2000's and construction began in 2013 and completed in 2016. There are 2 parts of this massive complex. the first part is the temple complex which is free to visit. You can go to level 2 of the building to visit the hall with thousand Buddha. The park with the dragon building and other sculptures is a paid attraction. There are more small shrines inside. The park attendants are very friendly and very good hosts. I enjoyed my time there.

New tourist attraction in Yong Peng. An entrance fee will be charge to enter the Dragon. RM25 per entrance, senior citizen above 60years old is RM10. You can enter the temple and go to Level 2 to take a better photo from a higher point of view.

This temple was huge and well kept. Plenty of parking lots. To enter the Dragon park, there will be an entrance fee of RM10/person.

Very beautiful place. The ticket is worth it as they really upkeep the place very well.

Nice place to visit with your kids 😍👍

Colourful and cultural place good for both day and night visiting after a local delicious Yong Peng meal.

Very beautiful and ticket is very reasonable.

Clean and beautiful. Worth visiting. Many photo spots and the koi fishes are so huge!

A nice tourist attraction. Highly recommended.

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Well maintained and peaceful temple with a magnificent dragon tunnel. Quite expensive to enter the tunnel itself (RM25-35) but it is free to visit the temple and surrondings. Worth a visit if you are in Yong Peng