An eternal home beyond comparison

Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang) is developed around the central theme of “coming home” by creating a place of peace and warmth where one may return to be reunited with loved ones at the end of the symbolic journey that is life. The third to be established in Malaysia’s most prosperous and populated state of Selangor is the memorial park near Klang’s royal town, less than 45km northwest of the federal capital of Kuala Lumpur.

Amidst unique landforms and elegant natural surroundings that bring assurance of excellent Feng Shui, Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang) brings together a harmonious fusion of modern and traditional that is reflected in the landscape and architectural elements. The main complexes housing the Temple of the Three Saints, multi-purpose hall, visitor center, and columbaria dominate the memorial park’s landscape in traditional Chinese style.

The interiors, however, channel contemporary sensibilities without compromising on luxury and elegance, creating a warm and welcoming environment. In maintaining the concept of “coming home,” other structures take a more daring modern approach by using steel and glass for naturally lit interiors to create a calming Zen atmosphere.

As with all of Nirvana’s memorial parks, Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang) has many choices regarding burial plots and columbaria that cater to multiple denominations. Regardless of spiritual beliefs, filial piety forms the core tenet of Asian society, and it is this crucial value that Nirvana Memorial Park (Klang) looks to in creating a place where everyone can come home to rest and be at peace with loved ones. Like falling leaves returning to the roots, those gone before becoming the foundation that strengthens the tree in an endless cycle of growth and renewal.