Thean Hou Temple, a majestic Chinese temple dedicated to Mazu, is a highly accessible and free-to-enter cultural landmark in Kuala Lumpur, offering panoramic city views. Visitors can easily explore the temple independently, typically spending 1 to 2 hours admiring its intricate architecture, vibrant decorations, and serene atmosphere. While generally open year-round, visiting during Chinese New Year offers a particularly festive experience, though it can be very crowded. There are no strict seasonal restrictions, but mornings and late afternoons are ideal for cooler weather and photography. While public transport can get you close, a short uphill journey by taxi or ride-share is often needed. Modest dress is recommended out of respect, and shoes should be removed before entering prayer halls. Though entry is free, donations are welcomed, and there may be a small fee for parking.