1 · Tathāgata Hall
The main shrine hall brings together the devotional life of the communities who practise here. Enter quietly and follow the notices at the hall.
Bhāvanā Meditation Hall is upstairs in the main building.
Before you visit
Kathina: 22 November 2026, from 10:00 AM MYT; end time unannounced. Confirm Saturday Vietnamese-group and Sunday Chinese-group session times with the Heights office. Group leaders and visiting teachers are not necessarily resident Sangha.
Visitor information updated 19 October 2026.
SERI KEMBANGAN · SELANGOR
Ti-Ratana Heights
A hillside sanctuary for worship, nature and a quieter moment.
Explore the shrines and meditation spaces, pause beneath the trees, or follow the hillside paths towards The Peak. Everyone is welcome to visit respectfully.
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Open dailyTemple grounds: 7am–10pm
Three trail entrancesDifferent gradients; choose with care
Visit at your own paceThe hill walk is optional
Visitor map
Main building → open-air dining & gathering area → administration office
A continuous covered connection joins these three spaces.
Tap a numbered landmark to see its photograph and visitor information.
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2 · Bodhi Tree Shrine
An open-air place for offerings and quiet reflection, with a Buddha image within a protective enclosure.
3 · Open-air dining & gathering area
This open-sided, covered gathering area directly connects the main building to the administration office block. The verandah continues through the connected complex.
4 · Washrooms
The ground-floor plan identifies female, inclusive and male washrooms beside the kitchen block.
5 · Kitchen
The community kitchen supports temple activities. Please ask the temple team before entering working areas.
6 · Entrance gate
The metal entrance gate opens onto the brick-paved forecourt beside the dining building and Bodhi shrine.
7 · Temple bell
The freestanding bell is beside the tree-lined edge, between the main hall area and the Bodhi shrine.
8 · Administration office
The office block continues from the open-air gathering area, forming a connected complex with the main building.
Illustrated overview of the connected main building area. Roof details and landscaping are interpreted from photographs; use the ground-floor map for room layout and the safety plans for evacuation information.
Main building area · ground floor. Building outlines, room divisions and spacing follow the temple’s floor plan. North points towards the upper left, as on the original plan. Grey areas are other mapped rooms. The open-air gathering area continuously connects the main hall and office block; the room drawing does not show every covered link. Follow on-site signs; hillside trails are outside this view.
Site orientation & original floor plan
North-up site overview
The same numbered buildings are shown beside Jalan Ti-Ratana. OpenStreetMap outlines are approximate and can differ from the room plan; use the temple plan above for room layout.
View original floor plan ↗For evacuation instructions, open the safety plans and follow the notices on site.
Map reference files
Explore the building layout, floors and places in the interactive map.
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Explore the grounds
Places to discover, spaces to be still.
Tathāgata Hall
The main shrine hall brings together the devotional life of the communities who practise here. Enter quietly and follow the notices at the hall.
Bodhi Tree Shrine
An open-air place for offerings and quiet reflection, with a Buddha image within a protective enclosure.
Bhāvanā Meditation Hall
An upstairs space for seated meditation, contemplation and silent walking meditation during temple opening hours.
Ti-Ratana Heights Bell
A landmark for ceremonial moments and communal practice. Please ask temple personnel before sounding the bell.
Datuk Gong Shrine
Near the parking area and Trail Entry 1, this shrine reflects respect for the local cultural and spiritual heritage.
The Peak
A simple hillside viewpoint, approximately 150 metres above sea level. A bench is provided; there are no protective railings.
Choose your walk
Choose according to the terrain, weather and your own comfort. There is no need to complete the ascent.
A quiet temple visit
Explore the shrine hall, Bodhi Tree shrine and bell, then pause in the covered verandah. You can enjoy the temple without walking to The Peak. Ask the office about the most suitable access for your needs.
Entry 1 · beside the parking area
Starts near the Datuk Gong shrine. The lower section is gentler and passes a natural pond; it becomes steeper uphill. View the pond from a distance and use a turnaround point when needed.
Entry 2 · the steepest approach
Beside the Uṣṇīṣa Vijaya Dhāraṇī stone near the inner gate. The September 2026 check recorded about 240 metres of travel and 26 metres of ascent. This is a hiking route; avoid walking meditation on the steep sections.
Entry 3 · behind Tathāgata Hall
Begins beside the kuti area. The lower section is gentler. Keep to the designated path and follow any diversions around construction. Entries 1 and 3 are longer than Entry 2; distances and walking times have not been measured.
Plan your visit
Getting here
Lot 8604, Jalan Taming 2, Kawasan Perusahaan Taman Taming Jaya, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Enter from Jalan Taming 2 via Jalan Ti-Ratana. Parking is partway up the access road. Upper vehicle access is managed during major events; confirm event-day buggy arrangements with the office.
Get directionsOpening hours & enquiries
Temple grounds: daily, 7am–10pm. Office: weekdays, 9am–5pm. Sangha consultations accept walk-ins; appointments are available.
+60 16-328 9761
heights@ti-ratana.org
Comfort, access & facilities
Washrooms, a dining hall and covered verandah support visits and temple activities. The kitchen serves the temple community; regular café or restaurant service is not advertised. Contact the office ahead of a group visit or if you need help with slopes, steps or access to the upstairs hall.
Wear respectful attire and follow hall notices about footwear and photography. Keep pets leashed or in a carrier or stroller, and clean up after them. Rescued animals also live here. Ask management before a professional shoot or bringing heavy equipment.
Activities & community
Join the living community of the vihāra through meditation, prayer services and seasonal observances. Confirm the date, language, registration and access arrangements with the organiser before travelling.
Visitor information reviewed 28 September 2026. Attractions & facilities · Full trail guidance
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Kathina 2026 at Ti-Ratana Heights
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