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Dong Zen Temple


Just in the month of Chinese New Year, Dong Zen temple in Jenjarom was opened for visitors. The temple is famous for its light and flowers decoration. So we planned for a short trip there. Prior to that, we paid a visit to WP (HJ's gf) and Bell in Klang. Think the kidults enjoyed most with the Wii Nitendo game console in Bell's home. Thought of buying one, but quickly scrapped the idea. Better buy PS3 or SLR camera instead. Just a thought.
At WP's house
The Wii effect

Posing in front of the temple

Generally, Dong Zen temple is very clean and nice looking. Well decorated and maintained. Just that it was so crowded on that day. According to TL, many visitors go there during CNY. True enough, the crowd swelled to uncountable number. So we left the place early with some disappointment on the dinner across the road.

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